"K" Line, China Shipping and Hapag-Lloyd are launching a new direct service from Far East to West Africa, replacing previous transhipment service via South Africa with onward feedering.
A total of eight 2,500teu vessels will be deployed with “K” Line providing three, China Shipping four, and the remaining vessel from Hapag-Lloyd.
Port Rotation will be: Shanghai – Ningbo – Xiamen – Shekou – Port Kelang – Durban (South Africa) – Tema (Ghana) – Lome (Togo) – Cotonou (Benin) – Tincan Island (Nigeria) – Durban – Port Kelang – Shanghai for a 70-day round voyage. Service will begin with “CSCL Montevideo”, departing Shanghai on July 21.
A total of eight 2,500teu vessels will be deployed with “K” Line providing three, China Shipping four, and the remaining vessel from Hapag-Lloyd.
Port Rotation will be: Shanghai – Ningbo – Xiamen – Shekou – Port Kelang – Durban (South Africa) – Tema (Ghana) – Lome (Togo) – Cotonou (Benin) – Tincan Island (Nigeria) – Durban – Port Kelang – Shanghai for a 70-day round voyage. Service will begin with “CSCL Montevideo”, departing Shanghai on July 21.