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OOCL launches new China–US Gulf service

With OOCL’s focus to expand its business network in the US Gulf market and to meet the growing demand for quality services in this region, company introduces the new China – US Gulf product, namely the Gulf Coast China 2 (GCC2), from October 2018.  “Our new product will provide customers with competitive and reliable services between China and the US Gulf with direct calls to strategic ports (Houston and Mobile)”, company said in its press release.

PORT ROTATIONS
•  Gulf Coast China 2 (GCC2): Shanghai – Ningbo – Xiamen – Yantian – Houston – Mobile – Shanghai



COMMENCEMENT OF SERVICE
•   GCC2: effective with the COSCO Nagoya departing from Shanghai on October 28.

For any questions or enquiries, please contact company’s local customer service representatives.





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