Brexit ferry firm says it will be up and running before end of March
Seaborne boss defends ability to run cargo service, saying it has ‘decades of experience’
A former Royal Navy submarine officer who runs the ferry company awarded a £13.8m government contract to run cross-Channel freight services in the event of a no-deal Brexit says the firm will charter vessels in time to launch before the end of March.
Ben Sharp, the chief executive of Seaborne Freight, dismissed concerns about the company’s ability to run a cargo service after it was revealed it does not own any boats.
Source: Guardian Transport
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