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South Korean flagship liner operator HMM is launching “extra loader” Asia-North Europe and -Mediterranean sailings to make up for the tonnage shortfall resulting from vessels being diverted from the Red Sea.
The ad hoc sailings will begin on Monday (15 January), with a panamax vessel leaving Busan for the Med, picking up containers from Shanghai, Ningbo and Singapore. Two other panamax vessels, all of 4,000 to 6,000 teu, will follow on 29 January and 4 February, respectively.
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