One CMA CGM vessel leaves China every 3 hours within OCEAN A
Time: 2017-05-09 14:00
CMA CGM is offering through its participation in the OCEAN Alliance, services between North and Central China and northern Europe with six loops per week, incuding two with CMA CGM fleets calling five times at ports in Hamburg and once in Wilhelmshaven.
The group runs 76 shipping line services from China every week and the carriers covers a network of 60 branches/offices and 13 coastal ports in China.
The French shipping group offers a range of services between North and Central China and the Mediterranean with transit time of 34 days from Shanghai to Venice and of 24 days from Shanghai to Port Said. It also offers a range of services to and from the Middle East, including port coverage in Gulf destinations, a new call in Bahrain and a direct call to Iran from Central China.
In addition, the carrier provides service to and from the US on the route Shanghai, Ningbo, Qingdao to New York, Savannah, Norfolk, Boston, Charleston and Shanghai, Ningbo to Seattle, Prince Rupert. The group offers 12 weekly services from Shanghai, 11 weekly services from Ningbo, and five weekly services from Qingdao.
With five loops, seven calls per week, CMA CGM uses strategically located north European ports such as Rotterdam, Dunkirk and Le Havre (offering "fastest" transit time from Yantian), Hamburg, Wilhelmhaven, Southampton and Felixstowe ("fastest" transit times from Yantian/Xiamen to the UK), and Gdansk ("fastest" transit time from Yantian, Xiamen).
With four loops per week, in which three are heavily deployed with CMA CGM vessels, the group offers connections to Valencia, Fos, La Spezia, Piraeus, Koper and the Black Sea.
It also offers extensive port coverage between South China and the Red Sea (Djibouti, Jeddah, Aqaba and Sokhna and Sudan), the Middle East and Iran.
CMA CGM offers services between South China and the US with the highest frequency from Yantian (12 weekly services), Xiamen (six weekly services), Shekou (four weekly services) and Nansha (two weekly services), and the "best" transit times between Yantian/Xianmen and Los Angeles, Oakland, Seattle, Houston, Mobile, Baltimore and New York, a company statement said.
The group runs 76 shipping line services from China every week and the carriers covers a network of 60 branches/offices and 13 coastal ports in China.
The French shipping group offers a range of services between North and Central China and the Mediterranean with transit time of 34 days from Shanghai to Venice and of 24 days from Shanghai to Port Said. It also offers a range of services to and from the Middle East, including port coverage in Gulf destinations, a new call in Bahrain and a direct call to Iran from Central China.
In addition, the carrier provides service to and from the US on the route Shanghai, Ningbo, Qingdao to New York, Savannah, Norfolk, Boston, Charleston and Shanghai, Ningbo to Seattle, Prince Rupert. The group offers 12 weekly services from Shanghai, 11 weekly services from Ningbo, and five weekly services from Qingdao.
With five loops, seven calls per week, CMA CGM uses strategically located north European ports such as Rotterdam, Dunkirk and Le Havre (offering "fastest" transit time from Yantian), Hamburg, Wilhelmhaven, Southampton and Felixstowe ("fastest" transit times from Yantian/Xiamen to the UK), and Gdansk ("fastest" transit time from Yantian, Xiamen).
With four loops per week, in which three are heavily deployed with CMA CGM vessels, the group offers connections to Valencia, Fos, La Spezia, Piraeus, Koper and the Black Sea.
It also offers extensive port coverage between South China and the Red Sea (Djibouti, Jeddah, Aqaba and Sokhna and Sudan), the Middle East and Iran.
CMA CGM offers services between South China and the US with the highest frequency from Yantian (12 weekly services), Xiamen (six weekly services), Shekou (four weekly services) and Nansha (two weekly services), and the "best" transit times between Yantian/Xianmen and Los Angeles, Oakland, Seattle, Houston, Mobile, Baltimore and New York, a company statement said.
