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OOCL announces new service

OOCL will be extending its East Mediterranean service network to the Middle East and Indian Subcontinent by introducing the new Middle East / Indian Subcontinent – East Mediterranean Service (EM3) to be launched in January, 2019.

The EM3 provides direct linkage between the Middle East, India, Sri Lanka, Egypt, Greece and Turkey, offering more competitive and reliable services than transshipment options. It also provides fast transit times to Egypt and Turkey.

EM3 port rotation:  Hamad – Jubail – Jebel Ali – Mundra – Nhava Sheva – Colombo – Port Said West – Mersin – Piraeus – Istanbul – Mersin – Iskenderun – Jebel Ali – Abu Dhabi – Hamad

In addition, the strategic hub in Jebel Ali will allow OOCL to further connect its services to various networks in the region, thus offering exceptional flexibility and more shipping options to its customers.

Westbound effective voyage:  MSC ATHOS, Voyage 006W, ETA Hamad on January 7, 2019

Eastbound effective voyage:  MSC MAXINE, Voyage 001E, ETA Piraeus on January 12, 2019

 





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