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OOCL Launches New Transpacific Latin Atlantic Service 3 (TLA3)
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OOCL announced the launch of its new Transpacific Latin Atlantic Service 3 (TLA3), a direct connection designed to strengthen network coverage and improve service frequency between the Far East and the East Coast of South America. Commencing in mid-December 2026, TLA3 links three major Chinese gateways with four key South American markets, giving cargo owners, forwarders, and importers a reliable new route for their most time-sensitive trade lanes.
As a member of the Orient Overseas Container Line network, OOCL continues to expand the geographic reach of its liner services across major global trade corridors. The introduction of TLA3 reinforces that trajectory, adding dedicated capacity on a lane that supports commodity flows, finished goods, and manufacturing inputs moving between Asia and South America. For businesses managing expansion into these growing markets, the service offers a dependable schedule that helps protect delivery commitments and reduce planning uncertainty.
TLA3 directly connects the key Chinese gateways of Ningbo, Shanghai, and Shekou with major South American East Coast markets: Santos and Navegantes in Brazil, Montevideo in Uruguay, and Buenos Aires in Argentina. By covering Brazil, Uruguay, and Argentina within a single rotation, the service consolidates multiple destination markets onto one predictable loop, supporting cost control, inventory planning, and efficient route utilization for high-volume shippers.
The full TLA3 service rotation is as follows:
Ningbo > Shanghai > Shekou > Singapore > Santos > Navegantes > Montevideo > Buenos Aires > Navegantes > Santos > Coega* > Singapore > Hong Kong* > Ningbo.
*Ports marked with an asterisk are subject to final confirmation.
By pairing broad market coverage with a structured, repeatable schedule, TLA3 positions OOCL to serve the demands of customers who depend on reliability and visibility across long-haul trade lanes. The new service is not simply an additional route - it is a deliberate expansion of OOCL's commitment to advancing connectivity between Asia and South America.
As a member of the Orient Overseas Container Line network, OOCL continues to expand the geographic reach of its liner services across major global trade corridors. The introduction of TLA3 reinforces that trajectory, adding dedicated capacity on a lane that supports commodity flows, finished goods, and manufacturing inputs moving between Asia and South America. For businesses managing expansion into these growing markets, the service offers a dependable schedule that helps protect delivery commitments and reduce planning uncertainty.
TLA3 directly connects the key Chinese gateways of Ningbo, Shanghai, and Shekou with major South American East Coast markets: Santos and Navegantes in Brazil, Montevideo in Uruguay, and Buenos Aires in Argentina. By covering Brazil, Uruguay, and Argentina within a single rotation, the service consolidates multiple destination markets onto one predictable loop, supporting cost control, inventory planning, and efficient route utilization for high-volume shippers.
The full TLA3 service rotation is as follows:
Ningbo > Shanghai > Shekou > Singapore > Santos > Navegantes > Montevideo > Buenos Aires > Navegantes > Santos > Coega* > Singapore > Hong Kong* > Ningbo.
*Ports marked with an asterisk are subject to final confirmation.
By pairing broad market coverage with a structured, repeatable schedule, TLA3 positions OOCL to serve the demands of customers who depend on reliability and visibility across long-haul trade lanes. The new service is not simply an additional route - it is a deliberate expansion of OOCL's commitment to advancing connectivity between Asia and South America.