DHL launches 12-day China–Europe rail service

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DHL launches 12-day China–Europe rail service

| Nov 05, 2019 12:26PM EST
The rail freight transit times from China to Europe are shortening as forwarders adjust service routes to avoid bottlenecks at major train transfer hubs.
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