Maersk puts fresh produce trains on tracks between Valencia and the UK

Photo: Pixabay. Couleur

Fresh produce trains from Spain are to be spotted on tracks again. Sealand, a Maersk company, is ready to launch new intermodal flows with reefer containers between Valencia and London. The service, which is currently in the testing period, will commence officially in October and offer three weekly roundtrips. On top of that, it could extend to other European destinations.

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Author: Nikos Papatolios

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

2 comments op “Maersk puts fresh produce trains on tracks between Valencia and the UK”

bönström bönström|04.10.22|10:56

Test shall prove, that railways is the contemporary device – as now, in fact, all wares shall be treated – as refer!
(Not even, core niche of railway customers, afford luxury of not caring about “eta” – and Maersk, in particular, has it’s own brand to care about – the most on time operator… – at Ocean freights.) An interesting test, indeed!

JOHN HOWARD|05.10.22|17:23

Which terminal will be used in Britain.

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Maersk puts fresh produce trains on tracks between Valencia and the UK

Photo: Pixabay. Couleur

Fresh produce trains from Spain are to be spotted on tracks again. Sealand, a Maersk company, is ready to launch new intermodal flows with reefer containers between Valencia and London. The service, which is currently in the testing period, will commence officially in October and offer three weekly roundtrips. On top of that, it could extend to other European destinations.

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Author: Nikos Papatolios

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

2 comments op “Maersk puts fresh produce trains on tracks between Valencia and the UK”

bönström bönström|04.10.22|10:56

Test shall prove, that railways is the contemporary device – as now, in fact, all wares shall be treated – as refer!
(Not even, core niche of railway customers, afford luxury of not caring about “eta” – and Maersk, in particular, has it’s own brand to care about – the most on time operator… – at Ocean freights.) An interesting test, indeed!

JOHN HOWARD|05.10.22|17:23

Which terminal will be used in Britain.

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