Will intermodal subsidies in China harm the New Silk Road?

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Recently, several incentives have been developed to promote rail-sea transportation in China. This includes reductions in rates and subsidies for goods transported by rail to eastern ports. Will this move cargo away from the new Silk Road and towards ocean freight? Our Chinese sister publication Railfreight.cn interviewed five rail freight forwarders in China to get their views on the rail-sea subsidy situation.

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Will intermodal subsidies in China harm the New Silk Road?

Ningbo Port

Recently, several incentives have been developed to promote rail-sea transportation in China. This includes reductions in rates and subsidies for goods transported by rail to eastern ports. Will this move cargo away from the new Silk Road and towards ocean freight? Our Chinese sister publication Railfreight.cn interviewed five rail freight forwarders in China to get their views on the rail-sea subsidy situation.

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