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Zim-operated containerships will return to North Europe next month, after an absence of more than five years.
The Israeli carrier is launching a monthly North Europe to US east coast service, starting with the sailing from Antwerp on 1 November of the 4,250 teu Seaspan Dalian, according to Alphaliner.
The consultant said Zim was expected to upgrade service frequency as soon as it could find additional tonnage.
It is likely to be paying Seaspan in excess of $50,000 a day for the charter ...
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