Interasia Lines has announced the launch of a new regional service connecting South China with Thailand and Cambodia, further expanding its coverage across Southeast Asia.
The new Cambodia–South China Express service (CSX) is scheduled to commence around mid-March and will operate on a 14-day round-trip rotation linking key ports in the region.
According to the company, the service will follow the port rotation Yantian, Shekou, Laem Chabang, Sihanoukville and return to Yantian.
The introduction of the CSX loop marks another step in Interasia Lines’ strategy to strengthen regional connectivity, particularly by integrating Cambodia more closely into its Southeast Asian shipping network.
With the addition of the new service, the carrier will provide broader coverage for cargo moving between South China and Thailand while also expanding its reach to Cambodia.
Interasia Lines said the new route is designed to offer more reliable sailing schedules and additional shipping options for shippers and consignees trading between China and Southeast Asian markets.
The company added that the CSX service reflects its continued commitment to improving service reliability and supporting growing regional trade flows.
