Kögel piggyback for Fercam

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Italian logistics company Fercam AG, based in Bozen (South Tyrol), recently ordered 93 Cargo Rails piggyback trailers from leading European trailer builder Kögel Trailer GmbH & Co KG in Germany, for use in regular transalpine (via Brenner) unaccompanied combi-traffic services. The new fleet includes both replacements and additions to the Fercam intermodal trailer fleet.

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