Green light for re-organisation of Port of Marseille-Fos rail freight

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Plans for the re-organisation of rail freight into the French Mediterranean port of Marseille-Fos, which serves as an important hub for both domestic and international traffic, has been given the green light following a public enquiry, much to the dismay of local residents.

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Green light for re-organisation of Port of Marseille-Fos rail freight

Image: Shutterstock. Obatala-photography

Plans for the re-organisation of rail freight into the French Mediterranean port of Marseille-Fos, which serves as an important hub for both domestic and international traffic, has been given the green light following a public enquiry, much to the dismay of local residents.

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