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Maersk slows Asia-W Africa loops further

Africa

Friday, September 07, 2012

To skip sailing positions from Asia in October, the ocean carrier Maersk Line has added an additional vessel to two of its three weekly services between Asia and West Africa, increasing roundtrip voyage time by one week on each loop. The carrier added a 13th vessel to its FEW2 loop, further increasing roundtrip voyage time from 84 days to 91 days and an 11th vessel to the FEW3 loop, (which calls at Cape Town in addition to West Africa), increasing roundtrip vo...

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