The world's biggest container shipping company, Maersk Line, will introduce more frequent service on its Asia-Europe trade lane with 70 vessels between four ports in Asia and three in Europe, Maersk said on Monday, Reuters reports. The vessels will operate a daily service between Ningbo, Shanghai, Yantian in China and Tanjung Pelepas in Malaysia, Felixstowe in the UK, Rotterdam in the Netherlands and Bremerhaven in Germany, Maersk Line, a unit of Danish shipping and oil group A.P. Moller-Maersk said in a statement.
"Regardless of which of the four Asian ports the cargo is loaded at, the transportation time - from cut-off to cargo availability - is fixed," Maersk said. "Daily cut-offs mean that cargo can be shipped immediately after production without the need for storage."
"Regardless of which of the four Asian ports the cargo is loaded at, the transportation time - from cut-off to cargo availability - is fixed," Maersk said. "Daily cut-offs mean that cargo can be shipped immediately after production without the need for storage."