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Thames Freeport is given the go-ahead to begin full operations, creating over 21,000 jobs

The final business case for Thames Freeport, the country’s largest port located in the Thames Estuary, has been approved by the UK Government. Thames Freeport, a joint venture between Ford, Forth Ports Limited, and DP World, has secured more than $5.6 billion in private and public investment and will create over 21,000 jobs. Six new companies have already joined the site, taking advantage of financial incentives and simplified customs procedures. Thames Freeport intends to support green technology, low-carbon logistics, and manufacturing industries while also creating a thriving ecosystem.

Source of information – Container news

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  1. They have the potential to play a significant role in boosting the UK economy and enhancing global trade

    1. Also the fact that this location on the Thames river offers a strategic advantage for businesses to import and export goods quite well

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