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GAC wins prestigious Logistics Award for second consecutive year

GAC wins prestigious Logistics Award for second consecutive year

GLOBAL provider of shipping, logistics and marine services, GAC, has won the Logistics Award at the Lloyd's List Middle East & Indian Subcontinent (MEISC) Awards for the second consecutive year.
Saturday, 26.Nov.2011, 02:56 (GMT+3)

GLOBAL provider of shipping, logistics and marine services, GAC, has won the Logistics Award at the Lloyd's List Middle East & Indian Subcontinent (MEISC) Awards for the second consecutive year.

The award was presented to Phil Showering, general manager 3PL Logistics, GAC Dubai, at a recent ceremony in Dubai, the company said. The annual awards recognise the industry's best practices and performers who have made an impact on the shipping sector over the past 12 months. This year's awards featured 13 categories that reflect the central disciplines essential to the survival and prosperity of shipping.

Dan Hjalmarsson, GAC's group vice president - Middle East, said: "GAC has gained a reputation for our operational efficiency and commitment to providing service quality and customer satisfaction. We are well-positioned to capitalise on new opportunities to ensure our continued growth."

Lars Bergstrom, group vice president Indian subcontinent said: "We are greatly honoured to receive this recognition. Our logistics business in the Indian subcontinent is expanding, particularly in India and Sri Lanka. We are constantly striving to innovate and improve to meet with changing customer requirements."

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