Logistics provider cargo-partner has recently introduced new direct less-than-container-load (LCL) connections between China and Europe, as it tries to take advantage of China’s Belt and Road Initiative.
It now has a total of 40 FCL rail services and 15 LCL consolidation services per week on the New Silk Road.
Stefan Krauter, CEO of cargo-partner, said: “The New Silk Road has been a reality for a long time. It will only become more important in the future – not just for shipments from East to West, but also for eastbound transports.”
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