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Naviland Cargo completes retreat and starts anew

News23 Jan 2006

Just two ports served, not many more inland centres and a low traffic base of 180,000 TEU/year....

Drastic surgery for CNC

News19 Apr 2005

As part of a three-year, €1.5 bill restructuring programme for SNCF Fret (see page 24 this issue), its intermodal daughter company CNC Tra...

CNC all Sete

News1 Jul 2003

CNC Transports is to close its cramped, city centre intermodal terminal at Montpellier and open a new facility, double the size and with bet...

Sip a new Burgundy

News1 Feb 2003

CNC Transports has opened a new intermodal terminal in the outskirts of Dijon....

Delta 3 “ready next year”

News1 Apr 2002

Despite the problems for combitransport in France (see last month's WorldCargo News, p40), work on the new trimodal terminal at Dourges, nea...

French combi-blues

News15 Mar 2002

CNC Transports, majority-owned by SNCF, plans to cut staff by a further 10 per cent in the coming months to stem losses, thus continuing the...

New French terminals

News2 Oct 2001

Two new intermodal rail terminals have opened recently in France. The first is in Bayonne, close to the Spanish border on the Atlantic side....

Longer in France

News1 Jan 2001

Subject to test results, CNC Transports is planning to introduce container trains up to 1200m long between Fos and Lyon, to keep up with dem...

CNC in Modalohr deal

News7 Dec 2000

CNC Transports has signed an exclusive partnership deal with wagon builder Lohr SA to develop intermodal shuttle services based on Lohr's ne...

Intermodal 2000 exhibition preview

News28 Nov 2000

Companies exhibiting their products and services at Intermodal 2000 in Genoa between 29 November and 1 December include:...

CNC opts for road!

News1 Aug 1999

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CNC reorganises

News1 Jun 1999

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Le Harve Shuttle move

News1 May 1999

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Fairly quiet on the wagon front

News1 Apr 1999

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Riss/CNC team up

News1 Jun 1998

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