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China United Lines (CU Lines) has entered the transpacific tradelane, becoming yet another new entrant on the Pacific with a service out of Shanghai.
CU Lines will launch the Trans-Pacific Express (TPX) service from Shanghai to Los Angeles on 18 July with five chartered ships ranging from 1,700 teu to 4,400 teu.
The Chinese state-controlled liner operator announced that its first transpacific sailing will see the 1,740 teu A Daisen depart Shanghai on 18 July, and is expected to arrive in Los ...
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