Intermodal freight volume measures goods moved in standardized containers across multiple transport modes—ships, trains, and trucks—without unpacking. Shippers use it to track trade flows, optimize routes, and cut costs. Beneficiaries include manufacturers, retailers, logistics providers, and ports, all gaining efficiency, lower emissions, and faster delivery.
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