China’s rail freight network poised for change, World Bank says

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China’s rail freight network poised for change, World Bank says

| Mar 25, 2015 12:05AM EDT
China’s manufacturing shift inland and rising domestic consumption has created a surge in demand for intermodal rail services unable to be fulfilled because of supply side constraints, according to a just-released World Bank report.
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