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Home | UK News | Yearsley’s Moran is FSDF president

Yearsley’s Moran is FSDF president

11th February 2017

UK: Tim Moran, logistics director of Yearsley Group, has been appointed president of the Food Storage and Distribution Federation (FSDF). 

Moran has more than 25 years’ experience in frozen logistics, encompassing both warehouse and transportation operations, and has sat on the FSDF board since May 2013. He will serve as FDSF president for 2 years through to December 2019. 

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