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CMA CGM alters FAL 1 and FAL3 services on Asia-North Europe network

CMA CGM has decided to implement changes on its FAL1 and FAL3 services connecting Asia with North Europe aiming to improve operational efficiency.

Effective from the 48th week, the French ocean carrier will suspend FAL 3 service call on Cai Mep port in Vietnam. “We will re-assess the possibility of inserting the call again in 2024 thanks to improved nautical conditions,” said CMA CGM in a statement.

The company noted, “While part of the cargo will continue to be loaded on FAL7 directly calling in Cai Mep, we will also deploy a dedicated feeder between Ho Chi Minh and our hub in Singapore to connect with our seven loops sailing to North Europe and ensure the same service commitment as today.”

At the same time, CMA CGM will switch Morocco’s Tanger call from FAL1 to FAL3, while Le Havre will now become the first port of call on FAL1, followed by Dunkerque.

FAL1 rotation and Westbound transit times will be the following:

Busan (South Korea) – Ningbo (China) – Shanghai (China) – Yantian (China) – Singapore – Le Havre (France) – Dunkerque (France) – Hamburg (Germany) – Gdansk (Poland) – Rotterdam (the Netherlands) – Port Klang (Malaysia) – Busan

LE HAVRE DUNKERQUE HAMBURG GDANSK ROTTERDAM
BUSAN 36 39 43 49 56
NINGBO 32 35 39 45 52
SHANGHAI 29 32 36 42 49
YANTIAN 24 27 31 37 44
SINGAPORE 20 23 27 33 40

FAL1

FAL3 rotation and Westbound transit times will be the following:

Qingdao (China) – Shanghai (China) – Ningbo (China) – Yantian (China) – Singapore – Tanger Med/Algeciras (Morocco/Spain) – Rotterdam (the Netherlands) – Southampton (UK) – Antwerp (Belgium) – Le Havre (France) – Algeciras – Singapore – Qingdao

TANGER ROTTERDAM SOUTHAMPTON ANTWERP LE HAVRE
QINGDAO 33 37 42 45 50
SHANGHAI 28 32 37 40 45
NINGBO 26 30 35 38 43
YANTIAN 22 26 31 34 39
SINGAPORE 17 21 26 29 34

FAL3





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