Wuhan Hubei-Europe International Logistics Co., Ltd. was established in 2014 and began operating China-Europe freight trains.

Hubei-Europe International is the China-Europe freight train operating platform company of Hubei Province, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Hubei Port Group, and one of the seven founding members of the China-Europe Railway Express Transport Coordination Committee.

The company is organized around four business segments: international logistics, multimodal transport, park operations, and international trade.

As of October 2026, the freight trains operate 64 cross-border transport routes covering 42 countries and 125 cities across Eurasia; centered on major trading partners such as Europe, ASEAN, and Japan and South Korea,

it has formed a "seven-line parallel" outbound corridor pattern passing through Alashankou and Khorgos in Xinjiang, Erenhot and Manzhouli in Inner Mongolia, Pingxiang in Guangxi, Mohan in Yunnan, and Suifenhe in Heilongjiang.

As a China-Europe freight train provider, Hubei-Europe International offers customized train and public train products. The customized trains include Wuhan to Pardubice, Czech Republic; Wuhan to Gorzów, Poland; Wuhan to Tashkent, Uzbekistan photovoltaic special train; "Russia-Manchuria-Hubei" raw material return service; Soligorsk, Belarus to Wuhan; Dourges to Wuhan cosmetics special train; and Almaty, Kazakhstan to Wuhan wheat flour return special train, etc. The public trains include Wuhan to Małaszewicze, Poland (two-way), Wuhan to Duisburg (two-way), and Wuhan to Moscow, Russia (two-way), etc.