News / MSC revives Asia-USEC Liberty service, despite threat of port strikes

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08/08/2024

MSC is reintroducing its Asia-US East Coast Liberty service today, as rates on the tradelane continue to hold steady amid the market correction.

The Liberty service calls Shanghai, Busan, Miami, Savannah, Charleston, Philadelphia, New York, Singapore, and Shanghai, deploying up to 12 ships of 4,000 to ...

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