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MSC offers Oceania cargo via Panama Philadelphia-New York 'landbridge'

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10/31/2012

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GENEVA's Mediterranean Shipping Co (MSC) had said it will provide a "landbridge" service from Philadelphia to New York to connect cargo carried from Oceania on a Maersk-Hamburg Sud joint service on which MSC takes slots, reports American Shipper.

The 10-ship Oceania Express loop rotates through Philadelphia, Charleston, Cartagena, Balboa, Auckland, Sydney, Melbourne, Port Chalmers, Napier, Tauranga, Auckland, Manzanillo (Panama), Cartagena, and Philadelphia.

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MSC offers Oceania cargo via Panama Philadelphia-New York 'landbridge'

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GENEVA's Mediterranean Shipping Co (MSC) had said it will provide a "landbridge" service from Philadelphia to New York to connect cargo carried from Oceania on a Maersk-Hamburg Sud joint service on which MSC takes slots, reports American Shipper.

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MSC offers Oceania cargo via Panama Philadelphia-New York 'landbridge'

DescriptionGENEVA's Mediterranean Shipping Co (MSC) had said it will provide a "landbridge" service from Philadelphia to New York to connect cargo carried from Oceania on a Maersk-Hamburg Sud joint service on which MSC takes slots, reports American Shipper.

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Description
GENEVA's Mediterranean Shipping Co (MSC) had said it will provide a "landbridge" service from Philadelphia to New York to connect cargo carried from Oceania on a Maersk-Hamburg Sud joint service on which MSC takes slots, reports American Shipper.