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Carriers look to rail to solve trucker shortage challenges

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MSC debuts a dedicated blocktrain from Jinhua to Ningbo in Eastern China, while Hapag-Lloyd offers block train connections in Ukraine.

Mediterranean Shipping Company (MSC) and Hapag-Lloyd have announced the launch of two separate block train services that will provide shippers with on time deliveries, as driver shortages, particularly in China, impact service reliability.

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