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2M Alliance adjusts schedules in Far East – Europe/Med network

2M Alliance has announced schedule changes in its services from Far East to Europe and Mediterranean aiming to mitigate delays and disruptions in its network.

2M Alliance of Maersk and MSC has adjusted the following schedules in its AE6/Lion service:

First effective sailing subject to voyage number change:

WeekServiceFirst Impacted VesselOriginal Voyage number WB/EBNew Voyage number WB/EBNingbo ETD
18
AE6/Lion
MSC Allegra
217W/222E
218W/223E
5 May
18
AE6/Lion
MSC London
218W/223E
Phase out
-

"Bottlenecks across the Asia-North Europe network have contributed to an accumulation of delays on our services. We always strive to improve cargo delivery for our customers in challenging circumstances, but even a minor disruption can cause a ripple effect and lead to substantial setbacks," commented Maersk.

The Danish ocean carrier added that the situation is driven by a number of external factors, mainly terminal congestion, and that the delay accumulation for the service has resulted in gaps in the departure schedules that require adjustment.

Additionally, 2M Alliance has decided to adjust the voyages numbers starting from the following sailings to match with corresponding actual departure weeks of the vessels and services.

First effective sailing subject to voyage number change

WeekServiceFirst Impacted VesselOriginal Voyage number WB/EBNew Voyage number WB/EBNingbo ETD
17
AE15/Tiger
MSC Anna
218W/223E
217W/222E
9 May
18
AE15/Tiger
MSC Oliver
217W/222E
219W/224E
15 May
19
AE15/Tiger
MSC Tina
219W/224E
220W/225E
27 May

"The unprecedented situation of severe port congestion globally continues to result in accumulation of delays across several services on the Asia to Med network," said Maersk in a statement.

The Copenhagen-based container line added, "This situation is driven by a combination of increased demand and measures to fight the pandemic across ports and supply chains in general. These accumulated delays are currently causing vessels to sail more than a week late, compared to the planned vessel schedules."

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