RAILFREIGHT ON TOUR

Corridor Scandinavia-Western Europe? Mission possible, but reality check is hard

Amid the war in Ukraine, Lithuanian hauliers are scrambling to explore new possibilities of shifting loads – even changing the tracks – in adapting to the new adverse situation. But, LTG Cargo started active diversification two years ago, anticipating what was looming. This was the message of Mindaugas Skuncikas, head of Business Development of LTG Cargo, at the RailFreight on Tour event in Vilnius yesterday.

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Author: Linas Jegelevicius

Linas Jegelevicius is our correspondent for the Baltic region

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2 comments op “Corridor Scandinavia-Western Europe? Mission possible, but reality check is hard”

spv1093|16.06.22|14:16

Finland is not a Scandivaian Country.

bönström bönström|16.06.22|21:07

Calculation has to be made! Shares offered at stock market should be an alternative, just as in the “good old days”!

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