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Ukrainian business urgently needs new supply chains

The Poland-Ukraine Business Meeting will take place on 26-27 May in Gdańsk to establish new logist...

Hupac to construct two new intermodal terminals in Italy

Since combined transport on the north-south axis, especially via the Alps, is crucial for Hupac, th...

First 838-metre-long freight train tested in Sweden

TX Logistik, a major German rail freight operator, has successfully tested the ultra-long container...

New export and import channels a key topic for Poland-Ukraine Business Meeting

As the war in Ukraine disrupted the existing supply chains for Ukrainian export, the county's logis...

Polish maritime terminals becoming new window to world for Ukrainian exporters

The blockade of Ukrainian ports on the Black Sea due to the Russian invasion has very serious conse...

Intermodal in Poland: rail sets new milestones in moving containers in 2021

The Polish rail sector has set several new milestones in moving containers in 2021. A record number...

Port of Gdańsk to handle additional 1-2 million tonnes of goods from Ukraine in 2022

Due to the blockade of Ukrainian ports by the Russians, the shippers from our eastern neighbour are...

Switzerland puts into regular operation first mobile bridge on motorway

A new innovative solution, the ASTRA Bridge, has been operating on the A1 motorway in Switzerland. ...

Railway Helps Ukraine: how humanitarian mission unites European countries

The hostilities of Russia against Ukraine have broken many supply chains in the country. Meanwhile,...

Four crucial challenges for Ukrainian export logistics

The Russian military invasion of Ukraine in late February has significantly damaged the country's l...

European Union expels Russian and Belarusian trucks from its roads

After the week-long transition period, the European Commission has finally prohibited the road haul...

New routes for postal wagons in Ukraine

The development of rail shipment of parcels is gaining momentum in Ukraine. It's only been slightly...

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