Maersk Line re-opens service to Annaba in eastern Algeria

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By LoadstarEditorial

05/05/2015

Starting April 2015, Maersk Line is re-opening its service to Annaba in the eastern part of Algeria. This means that we’ll once again offer sublime connections from markets such as Far East Asia and the Middle East to Annaba, accepting dry, reefer and project cargo.

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