Maersk launches temporary rail service between Constanța and Ukrainian terminals
Global container shipping company Maersk has announced the launch of a temporary rail service between Constanța, Romania, and Ukrainian terminals for both import and export cargo, in response to the current situation affecting ports in the Odesa region.
The company emphasized that the service is temporary and will remain in operation until the situation in the region stabilizes.
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