Port of Rotterdam

Tracing containers in the Netherlands could help the modal shift

Published on 25-08-2020 at 10:35

The Dutch Central Bureau of Statistics has started an investigation into the container streams in the Netherlands. It wants to gain insight into the routes from start to finish. Reliable data on this is currently lacking. According to statistics firms the information could help push the modal shift from road to water or rail.

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Tags: containers, Logistics, supply chain

Author: Paul van den Bogaard

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Port of Rotterdam

Tracing containers in the Netherlands could help the modal shift

Published on 25-08-2020 at 10:35

The Dutch Central Bureau of Statistics has started an investigation into the container streams in the Netherlands. It wants to gain insight into the routes from start to finish. Reliable data on this is currently lacking. According to statistics firms the information could help push the modal shift from road to water or rail.

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Tags: containers, Logistics, supply chain

Author: Paul van den Bogaard

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