Grand China Shipping, which launched its first trans-Pacific service in March, is splitting that service into two strings, effectively doubling its capacity in the U.S.-Asia trade.
The original Super Pacific Express service will add Oakland and Qingdao, China, to the rotation. The port rotation will now be Qingdao, Ningbo, and Shanghai in China, Long Beach and Oakland.
Grand China’s Trans-Pacific Express Service will have a port rotation of Xiamen, China, Hong Kong, Yantian, China, Long Beach and Oakland.
Each of the weekly services will utilize five 2,700-TEU vessels. The changes to the schedule are immediate.
The original Super Pacific Express service will add Oakland and Qingdao, China, to the rotation. The port rotation will now be Qingdao, Ningbo, and Shanghai in China, Long Beach and Oakland.
Grand China’s Trans-Pacific Express Service will have a port rotation of Xiamen, China, Hong Kong, Yantian, China, Long Beach and Oakland.
Each of the weekly services will utilize five 2,700-TEU vessels. The changes to the schedule are immediate.