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News / China-Europe rail gets Vietnam connection, but huge mode shift brings delays

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Booming China-Europe rail freight has expanded to Vietnam, but high demand and bad weather means lengthy delays.

Due to overstretched deepsea container trades, demand has been growing in South-east Asia for transport connections to Chinese rail hubs, via sea or truck.

Now, with a new Vietnam Railways ...

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  • THI DIEP NGUYEN

    July 30, 2021 at 2:29 am

    Hello,
    A small remark that current reliability transit time for sea transport from Vietnam to Hamburg never reached 30-35 days in one year now, even the vessel departed on time.
    Therefore the competitiveness of rail solution compared to sea transport is obvious, during the turbulent sea transport market. I don’t agree with the point of interviewee….

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China-Europe rail Congestion indigestion Modal Shift Norman Global Logistics Vietnam