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Hapag-Lloyd plans to exit MSC-led Asia–South America east coast service

Hapag-Lloyd will next year leave the vessel-sharing agreement with MSC and ONE on the Asia–east coast South America trade, while MSC and ONE are to continue the weekly service.

According to MSC, Hapag-Lloyd will next year exit the vessel-sharing agreement (VSA) it has with MSC and ONE on the Asia–east coast South America trade.

MSC said the existing VSA on the Ipanema service will come to an end in its current configuration. MSC and ONE remain committed to the service and will jointly operate the weekly sailing, maintaining connections from a broad range of Asian origins.

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