UZ Cargo Poland Launches Lithuania – Poland – Ukraine Route

UZ Cargo Poland opens new route for transporting oil products. The railway news portal Railway Supplyreports this, citing CTS data.

UZ Cargo Poland completed its first shipment of oil products along the Lithuania – Poland – Ukraine corridor, using rolling stock owned by Ukrainian Railways and operating as a licensed EU rail carrier.

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The company partnered with LTG Cargo Polska to provide a full-service logistics chain, including freight forwarding and compliance with EU transport regulations.

Earlier, UZ Cargo Poland obtained a transport license from Poland’s UTK, a safety certificate from the European Union Agency for Railways (ERA), and signed infrastructure agreements with PKP PLK S.A.

UZ Cargo Poland expands its presence in the European market

The operator is scaling its services by adding new freight corridors connecting Ukraine with Romania, Hungary, and Slovakia to diversify and expand cargo flows.

Its versatile rolling stock enables operations on both European (1435 mm) and broad-gauge (1520 mm) tracks, ensuring high adaptability in cross-border logistics.

As a subsidiary of Ukrainian Railways, UZ Cargo Poland guarantees consistent and efficient freight deliveries between Ukraine and European countries.

International logistics strategy and safety compliance by UZ Cargo Poland

Its transport services fully comply with European Parliament directives, while safety standards are verified by recognized EU certification bodies.

With rising demand for oil product shipments across Poland, the operator is increasing capacity and improving services to meet EU-level logistics standards.

By extending its routes between Ukraine and the EU, UZ Cargo Poland boosts the country’s export potential and fosters integration with Europe’s transport infrastructure.

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