Coronavirus heightens urgency for post-CNY China-Europe rail bookings

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Coronavirus heightens urgency for post-CNY China-Europe rail bookings

| Feb 04, 2020 1:09PM EST
A rush to secure space on trains leaving China could be looming amid coronavirus-related disruptions to air and ocean schedules. Shippers have been advised to plan capacity early.
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