US EditionJr East and Jal Team up for Overseas Logistics to Significantly Reduce Transport Time for Fresh Produce (Kyodo News)
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The giants of land and air have teamed up to export fresh Japanese food. On January 13th, JR East and the JAL Group launched a new transport service called "JAL de Hakobyun," which combines the Shinkansen and international flights. This is the first one-stop service combining Shinkansen and air transport in Japan. The two companies
On the 13th, JR East and Japan Airlines launched a service to transport luggage overseas using Shinkansen and airplanes. By consolidating transportation and customs procedures at a single counter, transportation time has been significantly reduced. Fresh produce is transported to its destination in Southeast Asia while maintaining its freshness. On this day, a train departed from JR Tsuruga Station (Tsuruga City, Fukui Prefecture).
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