Namsung offers intra-Asia intermodal solution to relieve capacity issues
South Korean intra-Asia carrier Namsung Shipping has introduced an intermodal service package, whereby shippers moving ...
Increasing barge and rail activity has become a central pillar of the growth trajectory at the port of Antwerp-Bruges, following the 2022 merger of the ports of Antwerp and Zeebrugge.
For the Belgian gateway, barge and rail flows are no novelty – less than 50% of its volumes are transported by road – but amid the global push to reduce emissions in supply chains, the port’s management team believe further improvements can be made.
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