Danish shipping giant Maersk has partnered with East-West Intermodal Logistics (EWG) to launch container depot and dry port services at EWG’s terminal in Fényeslitke.
“The dry port concept means that a shipping line relocates certain functions traditionally carried out in seaports to an inland terminal,” the companies said in a statement.
The agreement with Maersk follows another development at the EWG terminal, this time involving semi-trailers rather than containers.
Since February, a train loaded with semi-trailers has been operating between the facility in Hungary and Lviv, Ukraine. Both initiatives underline how the EWG terminal has quickly become a key hub for Central Europe since its opening in 2022.
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