Add Union Pacific to the list of Class I railroads seeking a better link for customers between the U.S. Southeast and Mexico.
The western U.S. Class I railroad announced this week that it will be offering intermodal service that originates on Mexican rail carrier Grupo México from both Monterrey in Nuevo Leon and Silao in Guanajuato to cities in the southeastern U.S.
The intermodal service is targeted for domestic freight within North America that doesn’t come from the ports, UP told FreightWaves. As such, the service is for those using 53-foot domestic containers.
