MSC and Zim announce joint Black Sea service

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By LoadstarEditorial

29/09/2016

MSC and Zim are pleased to announce a new joint Black Sea service, to meet agricultural season demand.

The service will operate at the following rotation: Alexandria – Ashdod – Novorossiysk – Alexandria and will commence on November.

The weekly service operating two vessels will have a fixed Ashdod Friday departure

The new joint service offers an optimal solution for agricultural exporters, reliable and with excellent transit time.

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