MELBOURNE-based ANL, a unit of Marseille-based CMA CGM,
has joined the ASA consortium to expand its south east Asia-Australia services
by adding a new weekly loop to its network.
The service now calls on Jakarta, and increases calls to
weekly on Brisbane when it had been only been fortnightly before, reports
London's Containerisation International.
The ASA, with its weekly calls to Brisbane, Sydney,
Melbourne, Jakarta and Singapore, will be served with four ships in the 2,400-
2,800-TEU range.
The report also said ANL will assume control of one of
the two Regional Container Lines' (RCL)-operated ships in the service that now
includes Hanjin, Hapag-Lloyd, "K" Line, OOCL, RCL, STX Pan Asia as
well as ANL.
ANL will continue to operate in the AAX group with its
vessel partners APL and NYK Line and slot charterers China Shipping Container
Lines and OOCL, which deploys five ships in the 4,250-TEU range, which call at
Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide, Fremantle, Singapore, Port Klang,
Fremantle and back to Brisbane.
Source : HKSG.
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