Wagon queues at land border crossings*
A total of 11,970 wagons were waiting for unloading at Ukraine’s western border crossings on May 4, which is 149 units below the number seen on April 30.
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Samskip and LTG Cargo launch new rail connection between Kaunas and Duisburg
Following a successful trial, Samskip and LTG Cargo are launching a new rail service between Kaunas Intermodal Terminal (Lithuania) and the Logport III complex in Duisburg (Germany).
UDP plans to return sea fleet to work
PJSC Ukrainian Danube Shipping Company has begun work on returning to sea freight transportation.
Handling at Ukraine – Hungary border crossings*
A total of 2,164 wagons were transferred through the Chop – Zahony land border crossing in April, with the average daily handling rate of 72 wagons (63 units on export routes and 9 units in the import direction), falling behind the March daily handing by 10 wagons.
Samskip Terminal Duisburg: new routes from north to south
Samskip, Europe’s leading multimodal and logistics group, has added four new routes to its Duisburg rail terminal.
France planning to grant Moldova loan for modernization of Chisinau-Ungheni railway
In Moldova, the 107 km long Chisinau-Ungheni railway section is to be modernized with financial support from the French government and European funds.
France plans to grant Moldova loan for modernization of Chisinau-Ungheni railway
In Moldova, the 107 km long Chisinau-Ungheni railway section is to be modernized with financial support from the French government and European funds.
RISOIL Group successfully tested equipment at double-sided pier in Chornomorsk port
RISOIL Group has successfully tested the equipment of a double-sided pier capable of handling ships with a draft of up to 15 meters in the port of Chernomorsk.
Wagon queues at land border crossings*
The total number of wagons waiting for unloading at Ukraine’s western border crossings amounted to about 12,610 units on April 26, which is 3,890 units below March 31.
Handling of grain wagons at Ukraine’s sea ports
A total of 3,900 wagons with grain were reportedly waiting for discharging at Ukrainian ports on April 27.