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TX Logistik tests 838m train in Sweden

TX Logistik AB, Swedish subsidiary of Germany’s TX Logistik AG, has test-run a freight train with a length of 838 meters in Sweden. The rail logistics company, which is part of the Mercitalia Group (Gruppo FS Italiane), operated the fully loaded train on the approximately 500km route between Malm...
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Freight Conference Enlightenment

Last week’s World of Freight Summit in Vienna, attended by Publisher David Priestman, featured two days of panel discussions covering the major current topics. Here’s what he learned: Freight procurement processes have shortened to a monthly rhythm, as typically opposed to annually, especially f...
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May 2022

The May 2022 edition of Logistics Business magazine is live! As well as opinion from industry leaders – including exclusive interviews with XPO’s UK boss Dan Myers, and Jos de Vuyst, the President of the European Materials Handling Federation – our features and interviews will inform you about...
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Norlat launches breakbulk service to USA

Neustädter Hafen remains an important hub for breakbulk transports to North America: Norlat Shipping Ltd. AS, headquartered in Sarpsborg, Norway, has announced the launch of a regular service from Bremen to ports on the US East coast and in the Gulf of Mexico. The new service will focus on large br...
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