October 22, 2019: cargo-parter on Monday announced the new direct Less Container Load (LCL) rail transports along New Silk Road from China to many gateways in Central Europe with two departures per week.
The new service introduced to ensure fast transit times and avoid the risks of unloading and reloading offers numerous destinations in Austria, the Czech Republic, Hungary, Romania, Bulgaria, the Slovak Republic, Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia-Herzegovina and Serbia with low CO₂ footprint.
The international transport and info-logistics provider currently offers 40 Full Container Load (FCL) rail services and 15 LCL consolidation services from Shenzhen, Shanghai and Tianjin to Warsaw per week on the New Silk Road, including the new direct LCL connections between China and Europe.
Stefan Krauter, CEO, cargo-partner, said “The New Silk Road has been a reality for a long time.
It will only become more important in the future – not just for shipments from East to West, but also for eastbound transports.
Indeed, the company has been organizing full and part load container transports between Asia and Europe by rail for over half a decade.