Britain’s intermodal traffic boxed in by container concerns
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Disruptions to the international supply chain have put container traffic in a spin. Racking up storage fees may be welcome income for port operators, but only while sufficient capacity exists. With intermodal accounting for nearly half of all movements, what might container issues mean for UK rail freight companies.
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