Wednesday, June 25, 2025
Home Services MSC connects the Mediterranean with US through revised service

MSC connects the Mediterranean with US through revised service

MSC will revise its former standalone Türkiye/West Med to the United States service. Renamed EMUSA, the new set up will connect Mediterranean and US trade by adding direct coverage from Barcelona, Spain and Fos-sur-Mer, France.

“These new calls in Barcelona and Fos-sur-Mer will further expand our transatlantic coverage, and increase trade connectivity between Europe and the United States,” said MSC in a statement.

The full port rotation of the updated service will be Tekirdag (Türkiye) – Gebze (Türkiye) – Aliaga (Türkiye) – Haifa (Israel) – Fos-sur-Mer (France) – Barcelona (Spain) – Valencia (Spain) – Sines (Portugal) – Boston (US) – New York (US) – Philadelphia (US) – Savannah (US).

The first sailing will be with the MSC Manzanillo, voyage number MX425, on 2 July 2024 from Fos-sur-Mer.





Latest Posts

Savannah port tops for third consecutive month

The Port of Savannah moved 500,900 twenty-foot equivalent units in May 2025, marking the third consecutive month it surpassed the half-million TEU milestone. The figure...

Mersin & Izmir: Türkiye’s East Med Port Strategy

As container volumes continue to redistribute across the Eastern Mediterranean, two Turkish ports ,Mersin and Izmir, are positioning themselves as strategic complements rather than competitors...

Crowley launches first direct service linking US Northeast and Central America

Crowley has unveiled its first direct ocean route between the US Northeast and Central America, strengthening the company’s logistics footprint in the region. The service...

ClassNK opens new survey office in Jacksonville

ClassNK has announced the opening of a new exclusive survey office in Jacksonville, Florida, reinforcing its commitment to delivering efficient, high-quality services to clients...

Rhenus and Merck celebrate 15 year partnership

Rhenus Logistics and Merck, a global leader in life sciences, have unveiled a new sustainable logistics initiative in Alsace: a biodiesel B100-powered shuttle service...
error: Content is protected !!