March 25 - Following a 15 percent growth in business in Norway last year, Freja Transport & Logistics is planning to move its head office from Fjellbo, north of Oslo, to a logistics centre adjacent to the E6 highway in Langhus.
Freja says that its present facilities have become too small and from August 31, the company will be headquartered in a new, modern logistics centre covering over 3,000 sq m.
Operations will continue at the existing facility in Fjellbo.
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