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Welcome to Euro Freight

EuroFreight Services Ltd, has been established since 1999.

Since inception, the main objective has been to be one of the non vessel owning cargo consolidators into Malta.

Today the company ranks as one of the largest Maltese based cargo LCL/LTL operators.

To get to this level, we have carefully assembled a professional and dedicated network of agents and cargo associates, who are leaders in their respective markets.


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+ 356 21 252 773

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+ 356 21 252 776

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eurofreight@eurofreight.com.mt

News

  • Clegg warns of Europe 'extremism' A collapse in the eurozone would create the "ideal recipe for an increase in extremism and xenophobia", the UK deputy PM says.
  • Body parts kept by police forces Police forces in England, Wales and Northern Ireland have stored almost 500 body parts and human organs, a report says.
  • Bee Gees singer Robin Gibb dies Bee Gees singer Robin Gibb dies aged 62, following a lengthy battle with cancer.
  • Suicide attack targets Yemen army At least 63 people have been killed in a suicide bomb attack on soldiers in the Yemeni capital, Sanaa, security sources say.
  • Cable: Sacking plans are nonsense Business Secretary Vince Cable describes proposals to make it easier for firms to sack staff as "complete nonsense".
  • Fire manager cleared over deaths A fire service manager is acquitted of the manslaughter of four of his colleagues during a fire in 2007.
  • US-Pakistan rift hits Nato summit A US-Pakistan row over supply routes to Afghanistan is casting a cloud over the Nato summit in Chicago, as leaders discuss troop withdrawals.
  • Modified wheat trial vandalised A man has been charged with criminal damage following a break-in at the Rothamsted Research centre where a trial of GM wheat is being held.
  • UK childcare 'needs an overhaul' Childcare in the UK needs to be overhauled to make it more affordable, a report by MP Elizabeth Truss, for the CentreForum think tank, suggests.
  • Lockerbie bomber's funeral due The funeral of Lockerbie bomber Abdelbaset al-Megrahi is due to take place in the Libyan capital, Tripoli, later.
  • Three climbers die on Mt Everest Three climbers have died as they returned from the summit of Mount Everest, officials in Nepal say, with fears the toll may rise.
  • Book GP visit online 'by 2015' Patients in England will be able to book GP appointments and get test results online within three years, ministers are promising.
  • Olympic torches for sale online Dozens of Olympic torches are appearing for sale online as torchbearers prepare to part with their running memento.
  • Queen to tour Chelsea Flower Show The Queen and Duke of Edinburgh are set to embark on a private tour of this year's Chelsea Flower Show.
  • Live - England v West Indies Live text commentary of the final day at Lord's as England look to chase down 191 to beat West Indies in the first Test.
  • Unhappy Torres considers future Chelsea striker Fernando Torres wants talks with the club about his future after suffering the 'worst moments' of his career.
  • Daley wins gold ahead of Olympics Tom Daley marks his return to the scene of his first European title with a personal best score to seal his second continental crown in Eindhoven.
  • Sportsday - breaking sports news Chelsea manager and transfer news, Liverpool and Aston Villa manager updates, England v West Indies, plus more.
  • Mix-up denies Ennis a hurdles PB An organisational mistake at the Great CityGames in Manchester costs Jessica Ennis a personal best in the 100m hurdles.
  • Higher fares help Ryanair profits Ryanair reports record annual profits as fare rises help to offset a sharp rise in fuel costs, but it warns profits could fall this year.
  • 'More fail to save for pension' A growing number of people are failing to save anything for their retirement - leaving them in a "precarious" position, a pensions provider says.
  • Miliband: End education snobbery Labour leader Ed Miliband attacks the "snobbery" which downgrades vocational qualifications and training in favour of university degrees.
  • Salmond: Remember Lockerbie dead First Minister Alex Salmond says the victims of the Lockerbie bombing should be remembered, after the death of Abdelbaset al-Megrahi.
  • Calls to mental health lines rise Mental health charities say they have seen a surge in calls to their helplines since the start of the recession.
  • Two patients get eye stem cells Two people in Scotland have stem cells transplanted into their eyes as part of a clinical trial to restore their sight.
  • 'Minority language data is key' Schools should keep detailed records of the languages spoken by ethnic minority pupils urges a report.
  • £9k fees 'to push debt up £100bn' A study suggests public sector debt will be pushed up by £100bn over next two decades by higher university fees.
  • China clears Google Motorola bid Chinese regulators approve Google's $12.5bn purchase of US phone maker Motorola Mobility, the final hurdle for the deal to go through.
  • Facebook glitch 'embarrassing' Nasdaq boss Robert Greifeld says he is "humbly embarrassed" about the glitch that led to a delay in trading of Facebook shares on Friday.
  • Millions watch Pacific eclipse An annular eclipse, in which the Moon partially blocks out light from the Sun, has moved across east Asia and the western US.
  • Arctic melt releasing ancient gas Scientists identify thousands of sites in the Arctic where methane stored for millennia is bubbling out, potentially accelerating global warming.
  • Coldplay to play at Paralympics Coldplay are chosen to perform at the closing ceremony of the London 2012 Paralympic Games.
  • Adele wins 12 Billboard awards The British singer was the big winner at this year's awards in Las Vegas winning top artist and album for 21.
  • A Point of View: The European dream has become a nightmare It may be time to give up on the European project in its current form, laments Will Self.
  • How do you insult someone legally? Campaigners want to overturn laws targeting "insulting words and behaviour". Just how safe is it to scorn others?
  • Captured aid worker is released The wife of an aid worker seized in Sudan says he has been released after being held in prison in Sudan for nearly three weeks.
  • Olympic relay torch goes out An Olympic torch has gone out for the first time during the relay, organisers confirm.
  • Call for crackdown on late trains MSPs call for a crackdown on late-running trains by bringing in tougher rules for services in Scotland.
  • Scots shops see footfall plummet Shoppers deserted Scotland's high streets last month as footfall fell by nearly a fifth, according to a survey by retailers.
  • Man charged with teenager murder A 26-year-old man is charged with murder and attempted murder over a shooting in County Londonderry at the weekend.
  • Assaulted teenager seriously ill A 16-year-old boy assaulted on the outskirts of north Belfast on Saturday remains in a serious condition in hospital.
  • Private landlords to need licence Private landlords will effectively need a licence under reforms drawn up by the Welsh government as part of an attempt to tackle homelessness.
  • Cuts 'threaten crime response' A retiring chief constable says police could miss crime such as anti-social behaviour because of the impact of UK government cuts.
  • Mali leader to remain in office West Africa's regional bloc Ecowas agrees a deal with Mali's junta for Djouncounda Traore to remain as president beyond Monday's deadline.
  • Sudan releases foreign nationals Sudan releases four foreigners detained last month near in the disputed area near the border with South Sudan, officials say.
  • S Lanka general leaves hospital The former Sri Lankan army chief, Sarath Fonseka, is discharged from hospital ahead of his expected release after two years in jail.
  • North Koreans 'free Chinese crew' The 29 Chinese fishermen and three boats seized in the Yellow Sea by unidentified North Koreans have been released and back in China, reports say.
  • Nationalist Nikolic in Serbia win Nationalist Tomislav Nikolic is elected president of Serbia beating incumbent Boris Tadic in a run-off vote, and vowing to stay on the EU path.
  • Italy quake victims given shelter Thousands of people left homeless by a powerful earthquake in northern Italy spend the night in shelters as aftershocks continue in the region.
  • Mexican massacre suspect arrested The Mexican army says a leader of the Zetas drug cartel has been arrested for the killing of 49 people whose bodies were dumped by a roadside.
  • Medina ahead in Dominican vote Governing party candidate Danilo Medina leads the Dominican Republic presidential race, according to partial results.
  • First Beirut clashes over Syria At least two people are killed and 18 injured in clashes overnight in the Lebanese capital Beirut, the first there since the Syrian conflict began.
  • IAEA chief 'positive' over Iran IAEA head Yukiya Amano arrives in Tehran voicing optimism about reaching agreement on Iran's controversial nuclear programme.
  • Lockerbie bomber Megrahi is dead Lockerbie bomber Abdelbaset al-Megrahi dies at home in Tripoli, nearly three years after he was controversially freed from a Scottish prison.
  • Yahoo agrees $7.1bn Alibaba deal US internet company Yahoo says it has reached a deal to sell part of its stake in China's biggest internet company Alibaba Group.
  • Robin Gibb's life in pictures Bee Gees' singer Robin Gibb has died
  • In pictures: Chelsea bus parade Chelsea celebrate their European Cup triumph
  • In pictures: Falklands War Memorial unveiled Veterans and families attended service
  • Week in pictures: 12-18 May 2012 News photos from around the world
  • Day in pictures: 18 May 2012 24 hours of news photos: 18 May
  • In pictures: Monarchs at Windsor The world's monarchs gather at Windsor Castle
  • Hackney's 'beauty and ugliness' A photographer's view of Hackney
  • In pictures: Royals in North West Queen's visit to Cheshire and Merseyside
  • VIDEO: House of Commons MPs have put questions to Energy and Climate Change Secretary Ed Davey and his ministerial team.
  • VIDEO: Vintage posters found in warehouse The Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents has discovered a host of vintage health and safety posters from the 50s, 60s and 70s in a warehouse.
  • AUDIO: Refusing to stand for Royal tea Three customers in a Country Durham tearoom have been thrown out for refusing to stand during the national anthem.
  • AUDIO: 'We had to fight our way out' Former British Army Captain David Blakeley discusses his new book about a secret mission to Iraq in 2003.
  • VIDEO: Bond's Skyfall trailer released The James Bond film series is celebrating its 50th anniversary with Skyfall, the 23rd official Bond movie. It's been four years since the last 007 film Quantum of Solace, and today the first teaser trailer for Skyfall has been released.
  • VIDEO: How world leaders watched Chelsea win Millions of football fans around the world watched Chelsea's dramatic Champions League triumph over Bayern Munich on Saturday night, including world leaders gathered for the G8 Summit at Camp David.
  • VIDEO: Deadly earthquake in northern Italy A magnitude 6.0 earthquake in northern Italy kills at least six people, causing serious damage to buildings in several towns.
  • VIDEO: Bee Gees singer Robin Gibb dies A look back at the life of Bee Gee Robin Gibb, founder member of one of the most commercially successful bands of all time.
  • VIDEO: Olympic torch relay: Day two highlights Thousands of people turned out to see rock band Muse carry the Olympic flame in their Devon hometown on the second day of the torch relay.
  • VIDEO: Leveson Inquiry Live coverage from the Leveson Inquiry
  • Why are locked room mysteries so popular? The appeal of the locked room mystery
  • What if Greece quits the euro? What could happen if Greece quits the euro?
  • In pictures: Annular eclipse Images of annular eclipse seen from east Asia to western US
  • Jubilee: Your rights to a day off What are your rights to take Jubilee Day off?
  • Fixing bodies broken in years of Arab world violence Fixing bones after years of Arab world violence
  • Is air leaking from the Facebook bubble? Why investors in social network remain cautious
  • Smaller engines drive petrol revival How smaller engines are driving a petrol revival
  • US love affair with British pop Why the US is falling in love again with UK pop

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