CMA CGM and its OCEAN Alliance partners COSCO Shipping, Evergreen and OOCL unveiled the DAY 10 Product in Marseille, deploying 41 services and 5.3 million TEU, reported Greater Amsterdam's Breakbulk News.

The product is backed by 394 vessels, including 130 operated by CMA CGM. The network spans Asia, Northern Europe, the Mediterranean, the Middle East and both coasts of North America, aiming to provide reliability amid volatile demand.

Seven services with 102 vessels will connect Asia to Northern Europe, offering broad port coverage. Four services link Asia with the Mediterranean, while 22 connect Asia with North America, split between eight to the US East Coast and 14 to the US and Canadian West Coast.

Three services will connect Asia with Persian Gulf ports, reflecting energy and infrastructure demand. Direct Red Sea services remain suspended due to security risks, though CMA CGM maintains access through its standalone REX2 service.

The partners confirmed their cooperation until 2032, giving shippers and ports long term visibility. Since its 2017 launch, OCEAN Alliance has become the largest operational shipping network, balancing scale with flexibility.

CMA CGM also advanced its decarbonisation roadmap, pledging net zero carbon emissions by 2050 and confirming plans for 200 low carbon capable ships by 2031. Some are already active within the alliance network.

The DAY 10 Product signals a defensive strategy, with the alliance betting that scale, alignment and operational depth remain the strongest response to global trade uncertainty.