Singapore-based Sea Consortium has announced its entry into the South Africa, East Africa and Red Sea trades with the commencement of its EAX (East Africa X-Press) service starting this month (August).
The service will operate a rotation of Durban, Dar es Salaam, Mombasa, Djibouti, Mombasa, Durban using slots on three vessels on a 36-day round voyage giving a 12-day frequency.
Red Sea connections to Jeddah, Aqaba, Port Sudan, Hodeidah, Massawa and Aden will be available via Djibouti.
The Sea Consortium service is designed to serve transshipment cargo from main lines calling at Durban, East Africa ports and Djibouti, and regional African cargo and Africa/Red Sea cargo.
The next sailing from Durban will be with the m/v JOHANNA RUSS sailing on 22 August, followed by DURBAN STAR III on 7 September and RED SEA on 15 September.
The service will operate a rotation of Durban, Dar es Salaam, Mombasa, Djibouti, Mombasa, Durban using slots on three vessels on a 36-day round voyage giving a 12-day frequency.
Red Sea connections to Jeddah, Aqaba, Port Sudan, Hodeidah, Massawa and Aden will be available via Djibouti.
The Sea Consortium service is designed to serve transshipment cargo from main lines calling at Durban, East Africa ports and Djibouti, and regional African cargo and Africa/Red Sea cargo.
The next sailing from Durban will be with the m/v JOHANNA RUSS sailing on 22 August, followed by DURBAN STAR III on 7 September and RED SEA on 15 September.