Unity Line has introduced a new service connecting China and South Korea with ports in Russia’s Far East, according to DynaLiners.
The carrier, understood to be Russian, is deploying a single 860 TEU vessel on the route. The service operates on a fortnightly basis.
The rotation calls at Busan, Shanghai, Vostochny and Vladivostok before returning to Busan.
The launch strengthens direct maritime links between Northeast Asia and the Russian Far East, providing additional capacity on the corridor.
