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Such is the burgeoning success of the Asia-Europe rail landbridge that several of the largest forwarders have begun to expand their services on the trade.
Previously, logistics providers focused solely on marketing entire trains dedicated to the cargo flows of major clients – mostly out of the automotive or hi-tech sectors – before last year beginning to offer full container load (FCL) services to other shippers who might not have the volume to warrant an entire train.
Now, in recent weeks, forwarders ...
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Comment on this article
Tapas Chatterjee
January 05, 2017 at 1:44 pmHow will we get a quote for our parcel by rail from China?
Reagrds
Gavin van Marle
January 05, 2017 at 2:35 pmHi Tapas,
Use a freight forwarder that offers shipment services on the route – most of the top 20 3PLs offer bookings on China-Europe rail services now.
Regards,
Gavin