French port of Dunkirk eyes rail freight traffic growth
Image: Shutterstock. Claudine Van Massenhove
Dunkirk, which claims to be France’s leading multi-modal port, is looking to increase its rail freight traffic through a programme of investment in dedicated facilities. Last year, the French port handled 9,5 million tonnes of rail-borne shipments out of a total traffic throughput of 49 million tonnes.
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