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About 1.29m teu of ocean capacity – equivalent to 17% of the containerships calling at ...
The last sailing of the Asia-Europe Express (AEX) service run jointly by China United Lines (CULines) and TS Lines will take place on Saturday.
This is just over a week after CULines requested an early termination of its vessel-sharing arrangement with fellow Chinese state-owned peer Antong Holdings.
All but one of the seven ships on the AEX service were fixed from Antong, with capacities ranging from 4,100 teu to 4400 teu.
AIS data shows that of the ships CULines took from Antong, parent ...
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