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MSC expands Sentosa service to help boost north Indian market
来源：shippingazette 编辑：编辑部 发布：2023/02/09 14:54:28
MEDITERRANEAN Shipping Compnay (MSC) is to expand its current Sentosa service to connect the main ports of China directly with India's key ports of Mundra and Nhava Sheva and with Colombo in Sri Lanka.
The expanded service will provide improved access to the north Indian market for businesses, MSC said in a statement.
The new Sentosa rotation will also create a direct connection from north India to the main Southeast Asia ports and the US West Coast.
"Through this service expansion MSC looks forward to providing more cargo transportation solutions for businesses that serve the ever-growing markets of Southeast Asia and India," the statement added.
The first vessel westbound from the US west coast to China and India will be MSC Mara, which is expected to depart Long Beach on March 5 on voyage FV309W. The ship is scheduled to call at Qingdao on March 28, Ningbo on April 1 and Nhava Sheva on April 17.
The first sailing eastbound from north India will be MSC Sola, which is due to depart Nhava Sheva on February 13 on voyage FV307R. The schedule includes a call at Shekou on March 8 and the ship should reach Long Beach on March 26.
The expanded service will provide improved access to the north Indian market for businesses, MSC said in a statement.
The new Sentosa rotation will also create a direct connection from north India to the main Southeast Asia ports and the US West Coast.
"Through this service expansion MSC looks forward to providing more cargo transportation solutions for businesses that serve the ever-growing markets of Southeast Asia and India," the statement added.
The first vessel westbound from the US west coast to China and India will be MSC Mara, which is expected to depart Long Beach on March 5 on voyage FV309W. The ship is scheduled to call at Qingdao on March 28, Ningbo on April 1 and Nhava Sheva on April 17.
The first sailing eastbound from north India will be MSC Sola, which is due to depart Nhava Sheva on February 13 on voyage FV307R. The schedule includes a call at Shekou on March 8 and the ship should reach Long Beach on March 26.