Grand Alliance members Hapag-Lloyd, Nippon Yusen Kaisha (NYK) and Orient Overseas Container Line (OOCL) have announced the enhancement of their transpacific West Coast services.
The Japan China Express (JCX) will be re-launched in conjunction with the competitive restructuring of the Central China Express, (CCX), South China Sea Express (SCX) and Super Shuttle Express (SSX), offering an improved and efficient Grand Alliance service network.
Effective May 15th, the JCX will cover the Japanese ports currently called by SCX and Qingdao port currently called by CCX, in addition to the introduction of a new direct Kwangyang Eastbound call.
This enhancement will improve the CCX service schedule concentrating coverage to Pusan and Central China, while the SCX service will provide a competitive transit from Vietnam's Cai Mep Deep Water port to Los Angeles. The SSX service will offer a super shuttle express to the market from South China and Hong Kong together with direct coverage in Fuzhou.
The port rotations of these services are as follows:
JCX (effective May 15th): Qingdao > Kwangyang > Kobe > Nagoya > Tokyo > Sendai > Los Angeles > Oakland > Tokyo > Nagoya > Kobe > Qingdao.
CCX (effective May 19th): Ningbo > Shanghai (Waigaoqiao) > Shanghai (Yangshan) > Pusan > Los Angeles > Oakland > Pusan > Ningbo.
SCX (effective May 8th): Laem Chabang > Singapore > Cai Mep > Kaohsiung > Los Angeles > Oakland > Kaohsiung > Shekou > Laem Chabang.
SSX (effective May 14th): SSX: Yantian > Shekou > Hong Kong > Long Beach > Kaohsiung > Fuzhou > Xiamen > Hong Kong > Yantian.
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