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OOCL introduces new Asia–South America East Coast and Caribbean direct services

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OOCL is pleased to announce two new services, namely the Transpacific Latin Atlantic 2 (TLA2) and Transpacific Latin Caribbean 1 (TLC1), beginning in June 2019. Our new products will provide customers with competitive and reliable services from Asia to South America East Coast and the Caribbean with direct calls to strategic ports such as Santos, Navegantes (Brazil), Manzanillo (Mexico), Cartagena (Colombia), Kingston (Jamaica) and Caucedo (Dominican Republic).

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