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CMA CGM consolidates inland presence in India ahead of network alliance restructuring

Container lines serving Indian trades are rushing to prepare themselves for a wave of ocean network alliance changes.

French ocean carrier CMA CGM has opened a new large inland container depot at Mundra Port, as it begins to pursue standalone services. Mundra is the busiest container handler in India.

 


 

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Jenny Daniel
Global Correspondent

Contact email: j.daniel@container-news.com





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