DB Cargo: in 2021 we want to ship dangerous goods to China

Published on 15-12-2020 at 14:07

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If there is one thing DB Cargo Eurasia GmbH wishes for in 2021, it is the permission to transport dangerous goods through China by rail. This is until now not possible, and the operator is working hard with various stakeholders to make this happen. It would mean a great deal for the industry, said Carsten Hinne, CEO of the company.

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Tags: BRI, China, dangerous goods, DB Cargo Eurasia, New Silk Road

Author: Nikos Papatolios

Nikos Papatolios is editor of RailFreight.com, the online magazine for rail freight professionals.

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DB Cargo: in 2021 we want to ship dangerous goods to China

Published on 15-12-2020 at 14:07

Diesellok Baureihe 261 mit Güterzug unterwegs - Windräder prägen das Landschaftsbild

If there is one thing DB Cargo Eurasia GmbH wishes for in 2021, it is the permission to transport dangerous goods through China by rail. This is until now not possible, and the operator is working hard with various stakeholders to make this happen. It would mean a great deal for the industry, said Carsten Hinne, CEO of the company.

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Tags: BRI, China, dangerous goods, DB Cargo Eurasia, New Silk Road

Author: Nikos Papatolios

Nikos Papatolios is editor of RailFreight.com, the online magazine for rail freight professionals.

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