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August 15, 2007 · about 19 years ago

Maersk dropping Jamaica hub

Just under two years after Jamaica and Maersk signed a five-year contract to use the Kingston Container Terminal as a regional trans-shipment hub, the Danish shipping line says it will drop direct calls to Jamaica, starting in October. The move is part of a reduction Maersk will implement on its wee

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Just under two years after Jamaica and Maersk signed a five-year contract to use the Kingston Container Terminal as a regional trans-shipment hub, the Danish shipping line says it will drop direct calls to Jamaica, starting in October.

The move is part of a reduction Maersk will implement on its weekly AC1 loop connecting ports in Japan, China and Korea with the Caribbean and Mexico.

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