German retailer Lidl to move into rail freight logistics this summer

One of Lidl's warehouses in Europe. Image: Shutterstock. Peteri

Lidl is to move into rail freight with the creation of a new unit, Tailwind Intermodal. This unit will work closely with the German discount retailer’s in-house container shipping line while also offering its services to third parties.

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German retailer Lidl to move into rail freight logistics this summer | RailFreight.com

German retailer Lidl to move into rail freight logistics this summer

One of Lidl's warehouses in Europe. Image: Shutterstock. Peteri

Lidl is to move into rail freight with the creation of a new unit, Tailwind Intermodal. This unit will work closely with the German discount retailer’s in-house container shipping line while also offering its services to third parties.

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