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Sea-Lead Shipping, a liner operator based in Singapore and Dubai, is joining the CA2 China-Australia service operated by Yang Ming, PIL and TS Lines.
Originally focused on the Persian Gulf and Indian sub-continent, Sea Lead ventured into the transpacific last year and told The Loadstar it was seeking opportunities to broaden its service network.
A spokesperson said: “We’d try to go into the Asia-Europe route if we could secure sufficient tonnage. Right now, so many routes are profitable, but getting a vessel ...
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