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Medlog (MSC) to start construction of rail-barge terminal in Paris

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Medlog, the logistics arm of shipping giant MSC, recently started building a new multimodal hub north of Paris for rail freight and barge services. The company claims that the facility, christened MEDLOG Inland Terminal Paris-Bruyères, should be ready this year.

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Medlog (MSC) to start construction of rail-barge terminal in Paris

Image: © MSC

Medlog, the logistics arm of shipping giant MSC, recently started building a new multimodal hub north of Paris for rail freight and barge services. The company claims that the facility, christened MEDLOG Inland Terminal Paris-Bruyères, should be ready this year.

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Author: Marco Raimondi

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

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Related posts

new terminal New multimodal air-rail-road hub under development in Liège

Liege Airport and intermodal terminal operator Liège Logistics Intermodal (LLI) have announced a strategic partnership focusing on the creation of a major multimodal air-rail-road hub…
reverse modal shift Rail freight to Spain’s largest port drops due to rolling highway upgrade works

Rail freight traffic at the largest port in Spain, Algeciras, has significantly decreased throughout 2024 so far. The main reason behind the drop is that…
terminals development European Commission approves French State aid for combi terminals

The European Commission (EC) has approved French State aid totalling 9.3 million euros to support the ongoing development of two multimodal freight terminals. One of…
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