China–EU shippers turn to rail after ocean capacity cuts

JOC Rail & Intermodal

China–EU shippers turn to rail after ocean capacity cuts

| Mar 12, 2020 10:29AM EDT
With much of the ocean capacity withdrawn on the Asia–Europe trades, rail capacity is being quickly filled with Chinese export cargo as factories in China get back to work following coronavirus-related closures.
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