The Russian rail container carrier and terminal operator has purchased the inland Logistika-Terminal (LT) from the First Container Terminal (FCT), part of Global Ports, for approx. €20m.
The kombi service has been in place since end-August, initially offering three runs per week between the Port of Lübeck and the TriCon terminal located in Nuremberg in northern Bavaria.
LOGOPER, a Moscow-based third-party logistics service provider, has set up a regular rail container service that links the Port of Bronka with the capital of Russia.
FESCO and Hyundai Glovis have set up a regular sea-rail container service on which spare car parts and other components are transported from South Korea to Hyundai's factory in St. Petersburg.
The company has added a sixth weekly round-trip to its service that loops between CLIP's terminal in Swarzędz and Europoort's in the Port of Rotterdam.
PKP LHS, an operator of the wide-gauge railroad in Poland, and the rail company Far East Land Bridge (FELB) have jointly dispatched a train from the PKP LHS’ terminal in Sławków to Ürümqi.
ECL and DSV Road have set up a new rail service for containers and trailers that runs between the Port of Lübeck's Baltic Rail Gate intermodal terminal and Zaječí in the South Moravian Region.
The companies have entered into a three year-long contract during which Green Cargo will operate a shuttle train between Granudden and Yilport's container terminal in the Port of Gävle.
