CMA CGM launching four rail services in northern China

CMA CGM China says it has introduced four new rail services in northern China increasing intermodal connections.

The four services, linking China’s inland cities to north coastal ports, are:
Qiqihar, Heilongjiang province – Dalian port
Changchun, Jilin province – Dalian port
Yinchuan, Ningxia province – Tianjin port
Caoxian , Shandong province – Qingdao port

Including these four new services, CMA CGM has 14 railway corridors covering nine provinces and one cross border railway service to Outer Mongolia. Its railway network are linked with 50 maritime services in north China and provide customers with a global coverage.

CMA CGM also has a network of 18 barge corridors in north China covering Liaoning province, Shandong province and Hebei Province, with the average barge transit of 2-3 days.