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News / Carriers add flurry of long-haul services into 'steady' Indian market

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The increasingly steady Indian container market is seeing a flurry of new long-haul services, as ocean carriers deftly redeploy tonnage to improve capacity utilisation and profitability.

MSC’s Asia-US west coast connection, branded Sentosa, will now include calls at Nhava Sheva (JNPT) and Mundra in India, and ...

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