The complex logistical network behind products on shop shelfs

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Recorded21 Oct 2024

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Behind every product you pick off the shelf in a shop is a tangled and complex logistical network. Many of us don't know how much paperwork is involved. AllMed is a freight forwarder meaning it helps get products from all corners of Europe to either supermarkets or warehouses. The business was affected by Brexit but not in the way you think! Martin Carr is the Managing Director of Allmed which is hosting a big logistical conference in Kilkenny this week and spoke to Joe this morning on the show.

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