Vietnam firms aim to boost agricultural exports to China by rail


The shift from road freight is mainly because Vietnam’s railway system has improved with international routes becoming more efficient and consistent. — Vietnam News

HANOI: Businesses are boosting farm exports to China by rail, thanks to it being quick, cheaper and a more reliable form of transport.

The shift from road freight – the traditional route for farm exports into China – is mainly because Vietnam’s railway system has improved with international routes becoming more efficient and consistent.

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