Associated British Ports (ABP) has invested a total of £250m (US$321.3m) since the EU referendum in 2016 with the aim to “keep Britain trading through Brexit”.
The UK port operator has claimed that it has been actively working to support businesses anxious about the event of a No-Deal Brexit and the potential severe disruption this may cause at the Port of Dover.
Its container and ferry facilities on the river Humber are capable of helping businesses to bypass this disruption, according to the company, as it provides regular and reliable links to Europe.
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