Suez disturbance surges Eurasian rail freight
Better times on the Barking line - the first New Silk Road train arrives just over three years ago in 2017
In the month after the Suez incident, there has been an increase in China-Europe rail freight services. This was observed by U-Freight Group, a freight forwarder and logistics provider. According to the company, the Suez disturbance led many shippers to reconsider their options and include rail-and specifically intermodal services- in their transport solutions.
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