Rail Trade Turnover at Ukrainian Border Improving
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The turnover of vegetable products on the Ukrainian-Hungarian railway border around Záhony (300 km northeast of Budapest) has increased by eight and a half times compared to January, writes business daily Világgazdaság.
On the Ukrainian side, the number of grain transport wagons waiting to cross the Hungarian border has fallen from more than 4,500 to less than 3,000.
The goal is to reduce further congestion caused by various capacity constraints with the Ukrainian partners.
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