Maersk freight train. Photo: Col André Kritzinger

Maersk sees rail in India as growth driver with boost in figures

Maersk freight train. Photo: Col André Kritzinger

Maersk in India has recorded a 43 percent increase in the movement of containerised export cargo on rail in 2021. With import and export on rail combined, the growth figure comes out at 23 percent. Maersk credits its 13 new weekly rail services in the world’s second-most populous country as one of its growth drivers.

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Author: Majorie van Leijen

Majorie van Leijen is the editor-in-chief of RailFreight.com, the online magazine for rail freight professionals.

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Maersk freight train. Photo: Col André Kritzinger

Maersk sees rail in India as growth driver with boost in figures

Maersk freight train. Photo: Col André Kritzinger

Maersk in India has recorded a 43 percent increase in the movement of containerised export cargo on rail in 2021. With import and export on rail combined, the growth figure comes out at 23 percent. Maersk credits its 13 new weekly rail services in the world’s second-most populous country as one of its growth drivers.

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Author: Majorie van Leijen

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