Maersk Line:
Stops Shipment
Maersk Line announced in a statement that it has decided to stop import and export to and from 10 ports in China.
Maersk Line, the world's biggest container shipper and a unit of Danish conglomerate A. P. Moller-Maersk, has decided to stop both import and export services to and from 10 ports in China from September 1, MANA correspondent reported.
"The purpose is to focus on the ports that we could offer the most benefits that in the end create growth, better service and opportunities for our customers," Maersk Line said in a statement.
The ports concerned are Chizhou, Luzhou, Yingkou, Jinzhou, Rizhao, Yueyang, Lijiao, Taiping, Jiaoxin and Nansha old port.
"The purpose is to focus on the ports that we could offer the most benefits that in the end create growth, better service and opportunities for our customers," Maersk Line said in a statement.
The ports concerned are Chizhou, Luzhou, Yingkou, Jinzhou, Rizhao, Yueyang, Lijiao, Taiping, Jiaoxin and Nansha old port.