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Cardiff-based forwarder FSEW has been named NatWest Cymru’s ‘Green Business of the Year’.
Launched in 2002, FSEW works with international firms like Tesco, Ford, Rockwool and Euroclad and in January 2022 launched the UK’s first commercial electric articulated 37 tonne HGVs.
Since then it has reduced emissions by taking 720,000 diesel miles off the road
NatWest and Lombard have both played a pivotal role in FSEW’s growth, including trailer acquisition and land development ...
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Freight Systems Express Wales (FSEW), based at South Wales International Freightliner Terminal in Wentloog near Cardiff, has appointed Keith Davies as international sales and development manager. He has worked in the freight industry for over 20 years and until recently held a sales development role for Schenker Bristol, saying: “South ...
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A Cardiff-based freight company has been transporting a unique load this summer – the Millennium Stadium pitch.
The hallowed Welsh turf was removed from the stadium by FSEW in the run up to the FIM Fogo British Speedway Grand Prix event and will be returned in time for the Welsh rugby ...
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[caption id="attachment_3029" align="alignright" width="300" caption="FSEW's new Chairman Anton Woodhouse"][/caption]
Freight Systems Express Wales (FSEW), has appointed Anton Woodhouse as its new chairman. He led a management buy-out of retailer Peacocks in 1997 and, after opening a new distribution centre, expanding the company to 320 stores and floating on the stock market ...
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Independent intermodal freight forwarder Freight Systems Express Wales (FSEW), based at the South Wales International Freightliner Terminal in Wentloog, near Cardiff, says it has transported a record number of rail borne containers from Southampton Docks to the terminal in partnership with Freightliner's Logico division.
FSEW founder Geoff Tomlinson, said: “Working closely ...
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