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Bigger Maersk MESA speeds up, adds calls

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Thursday, April 12, 2012
   After a two-month slowdown, ocean carrier Maersk Line has resumed a six-week roundtrip voyage time on its MESA service between the Middle East and South Africa and added new calls at the Indian Ocean ports of Reunion Island, Port Louis, and Toamasina, as well as the carrier’s major Middle East hub at Salalah and Port Elizabeth in South Africa.     Over the next two months, Maersk will also increase capacity on the MESA by swapping the vessels for larger ones currently deplo...
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