…sets new records

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With 612,488 shipments, almost 100,000 more than in 2005 and twice as many as eight years ago, Swiss-based UIRR operator Hupac notched a new record in 2006. Transalpine traffic increased by 16% to 460,000 shipments, the highest growth rate for several years.

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