Global container demand declines spurred by backhaul blues
All eyes on the tariff fallout
Next week, eastern Mediterranean and Black Sea feeder operator Unimed Feeder Services will launch a new service linking Bulgaria and Turkey, marking the next phase of the carrier’s expansion and its first call in Bulgaria.
According to liner analyst Alphaliner, the first sailing in Unimed’s new Turkey-Bulgaria service will be the departure of the 700 teu Nina A from the Turkish port of Derince on 22 January.
The full port rotation of the single-vessel service is: Derince-Ambarli-Burgas-Varna-Derince.
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