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October 21, 2010 · about 16 years ago

Maersk withdraws Asia service – temporarily

Maersk Line has decided to temporarily withdraw its AE9 service from the Far East to Europe due to overcapacity. Most part of the Christmas goods have been shipped and there is and will be an over capacity in the market in the coming month. The AE9 is running from Laem Chabang, via Tanjung Pelepas a

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Maersk Line has decided to temporarily withdraw its AE9 service from the Far East to Europe due to overcapacity. Most part of the Christmas goods have been shipped and there is and will be an over capacity in the market in the coming month. The AE9 is running from Laem Chabang, via Tanjung Pelepas and Colombo to Zeebrügge, Felixstowe, Bremerhaven and Rotterdam.

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