Germany’s Kukla goes wide

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Munich-based multimodal freight forwarder Robert Kukla has taken delivery of 100 new 40ft palletwide containers. The boxes have an internal width of 2.43m, instead of the standard 2.35m of an ISO container. The extra 8cm allows for 30 europallets, compared to 25 in an ISO 40ft box, while also ensuring better cargo control through a tight fit.

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