Moving cargo by on-dock rail — directly transferring containers to and from marine terminals by train — is cleaner and more efficient…
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Market Review: As the Christmas period approaches, the Dry Freight markets are finishing the year on a negative footing, with little physical or sentimental reason the drag it out of a downward trajectory. Further dated futures into Q2 onwards do seem …
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