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Hamburg Süd will renew the Asia services - coast the Latin America west
Escape from agreements VSA tightened with other companies
January 31, 2018
From the next April the company of German navigation Hamburg Süd, than from the beginning last year takes part of shipowning group Danish A.P. Møller-Mærsk, will activate two new services transpacifici weeklies magazine that will connect Asia with the western coast of South America, Mexico, the Central America and with the Caribbean that will be realized renewing the current lines BAR, that it connects Asia with South America, and ACSA, that it connects Asia with Mexico and the Caribbean.
Hamburg Süd has specified that the new services will in existence replace the current collaborations with other companies of navigation with which they have been sign Vessel Sharing Agreement, while they will continue to being in vigor until the end of this year current relative agreements VSA to the connections between Asia and the coast oriental of South America.
In the four new spins of the services BAR and ASCA employees 39 portacontainer of ability comprised between 4.500 and 10.000 teu will come altogether that at least 30 ports in Asia (China, South Korea, Taiwan, Japan and Singapore) and in Latin America (Mexico, Panama hat, Colombia, Peru and Chile will climb). Moreover one of the four spins, through a port of transhipment, will serve 24 harbour ports of call in the Caribbean region.
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From the next April the company of German navigation Hamburg Süd, than from the beginning last year takes part of shipowning group Danish A.P. Møller-Mærsk, will activate two new services transpacifici weeklies magazine that will connect Asia with the western coast of South America, Mexico, the Central America and with the Caribbean that will be realized renewing the current lines BAR, that it connects Asia with South America, and ACSA, that it connects Asia with Mexico and the Caribbean.
- Via Raffaele Paolucci 17r/19r - 16129 Genoa - ITALY
