More chemicals on the rails to China?

Posted by George Raymond on October 15, 2021

Despite obstacles, rail freight between Europe and China has potential. With their high value and balanced flows, chemicals seem well suited for the railway between China and Europe. The biggest brake on this is perhaps the easiest to release: the dangerous-goods ban on the Chinese railways. Here is the translation of my article on this subject, which appeared in issue 10/2021 of CHEManager.

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