Great Western Railway Launches Lobster Class

Great Western Railway serves the best food on a British scheduled train, but this article on Rail News entitled Lobsters ‘take the train’ to London is not a piece of fun. This is an extract.

Live lobsters are now being transported by rail from Cornwall to top London restaurants.

Sending produce by rail will be faster than road, ensuring the lobsters are fresher when they arrive. It will also help to lower carbon emissions by reducing road freight.

Great Western Railways and InterCity RailFreight Ltd will be delivering the lobsters daily on the 1739 Penzance to London Paddington service. WEGO Carbon Neutral Couriers will then take them to their final destination.

It’s good to see innovative uses of resources.

December 2, 2015 - Posted by AnonW | Transport/Travel | Freight, Great Western Railway, Trains

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