PSA Bharat Mumbai Container Terminals starts second regular service with Hapag-Lloyd call

12/02/2018

PSA’s Bharat Mumbai Container Terminals continued on its growth path with the arrival of Hapag-Lloyd’s “Express Rome” at the terminal today, marking BMCT’s second weekly service call and its first direct Europe service. The 10,114-TEU (twenty-foot equivalent unit), 122,961 dwt “Express Rome” is 350 metres ...

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