Hong Kong company connects China with the US using rail

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How could rail connect China with US East Coast ports? OOCL’s new rail-sea service shows that this is possible. It uses rail to link Xi’an in China with Kaliningrad in Europe and then ships to move products towards New York, Charleston and Savannah in the US.

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Hong Kong company connects China with the US using rail

RailSea2. Copyright: OOCL

How could rail connect China with US East Coast ports? OOCL’s new rail-sea service shows that this is possible. It uses rail to link Xi’an in China with Kaliningrad in Europe and then ships to move products towards New York, Charleston and Savannah in the US.

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