In an expansion of its intra-Asia regional network, Evergreen Line is launching a weekly service called the Japan-Taiwan-South China Sea service from March 17.
The Taiwanese carrier is deploying three container ships with capacities of 900 20-foot equivalent units on the following port rotation:
Tokyo, Yokohama, Nagoya, Osaka, Keelung, Kaohsiung, Shekou, Hong Kong, Hai Phong, Zhangjiang, Hong Kong, Shekou and back to Tokyo.
The JTS service expands Evergreen’s coverage by adding a new calling port in Zhangjiang (Kwangchouwan) and increasing in its current Hai Phong frequency from two to three calls per week.
Together with the carrier’s existing North East Asia-South East Asia-C service from Hong Kong and Shekou to Japan, the JTS service will double the frequency of its services between Japan and China.
The Taiwanese carrier is deploying three container ships with capacities of 900 20-foot equivalent units on the following port rotation:
Tokyo, Yokohama, Nagoya, Osaka, Keelung, Kaohsiung, Shekou, Hong Kong, Hai Phong, Zhangjiang, Hong Kong, Shekou and back to Tokyo.
The JTS service expands Evergreen’s coverage by adding a new calling port in Zhangjiang (Kwangchouwan) and increasing in its current Hai Phong frequency from two to three calls per week.
Together with the carrier’s existing North East Asia-South East Asia-C service from Hong Kong and Shekou to Japan, the JTS service will double the frequency of its services between Japan and China.