RFS '24

‘Going back to pre-war levels might hinder quality of services’

Tabea Klang at the RailFreight Summit '24. Image: ProMedia/Rajphoto

One of the main points raised at the RailFreight Summit ‘24 is that going back to pre-war rail freight volumes between China and Europe across Russia might not be in the general interests of the industry. DB Cargo Eurasia managing director Tabea Klang highlighted that going back to those levels might hinder the current quality of the services.

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RFS '24

‘Going back to pre-war levels might hinder quality of services’

Tabea Klang at the RailFreight Summit '24. Image: ProMedia/Rajphoto

One of the main points raised at the RailFreight Summit ‘24 is that going back to pre-war rail freight volumes between China and Europe across Russia might not be in the general interests of the industry. DB Cargo Eurasia managing director Tabea Klang highlighted that going back to those levels might hinder the current quality of the services.

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Marco Raimondi is an editor of RailFreight.com, the online magazine for rail freight professionals.

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