Hupac outsets wave of intermodal expansion

Hupac finds itself in a race of expanding its network and services. The intermodal rail operator has many new projects in the pipeline concerning new regional and international connections. Moreover, it has plans for new terminals in Eastern Europe to facilitate access to Russia and the New Silk Road. The company shared this news during its online conference on 6 May. 

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