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Daily Stuttgart–Bremerhaven train connections

05.09.2024
BREMEN. Stuttgart introduced a daily container service by train from its port to Bremerhaven in August. Operated by Necoss Neutral Container Shuttle GmbH, which is based in Bremen, the trains run at night but are loaded and unloaded during the day. “Besides high capacity, the daily departures also offer the highest flexibility possible for fast and eco-friendly transport of goods produced in Baden-Württemberg to the rest of the world, as well as the transport of important goods for the local economy to Stuttgart,” reported Necoss during the launch.

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