Sea-rail route offers South Korean exporters new option to Europe

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Sea-rail route offers South Korean exporters new option to Europe

Eugene Gerden, Special Correspondent | Oct 02, 2018 4:56PM EDT
The new route connects the South Korean port of Busan and Russia’s port of St. Petersburg and involves the port of Vladivostok as a transit hub and then the Trans-Siberian Railway to move container cargo to Russia and other European destinations.
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