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Containerised intl freight services receive continued support

SAAS containerised international freight services. (Photo: Consolidated Fisheries/FIS)

(FALKLAND ISLANDS, 8/19/2011)

The Falkland Islands Government and the local fishing industry have promised support for the maintenance of the containerised international freight services, which is expected to resume activities in the coming months.

In an official announcement released Wednesday, FIG said it had reached “heads of agreement with Consolidated Fisheries Ltd (CFL) to enable South American Atlantic Service Ltd (SAAS) to resume its international freight services in the near future.”

However Falklands’ authorities are aware that fresh challenges to the international links may o... (More Info)

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