Polish intermodal moving on

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Intermodal cooperation between Maersk Line and PKP Cargo is gradually being extended. Regular services for Maersk between the Polish seaports and inland terminals at Katy Wroclawskie (in Silesia) and Slawkow were introduced in January this year, and subsequently a block train service was launched between Gdansk and Warsaw.

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