Hupac launches new train connection Moerdijk-Geleen in the Netherlands

Rail at the Port of Moerdijk
Source: Port of Moerdijk Port of Moerdijk

Rail operator Hupac launched a new train connection this week between the port of Moerdijk and Rail Terminal Chemelot Geleen, both in the Netherlands. It runs with a frequency of three services per week. From Geleen, there are rail connections with Padova and Busto Arzisio in Italy. Moerdijk is connected with the United Kingdom via a shortsea line.

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Author: Marieke van Gompel

Marieke van Gompel is editor of RailFreight.com and chief editor of the ProMedia Group online magazines.

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