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High yields drive new container services on India–Middle East trade lane
Historically high freight yields are driving new dedicated container services between India and the Middle East, with Maersk launching a shuttle from Nhava Sheva to Khor Fakkan.
On the India–Middle East trade lane, which has seen a number of upheavals since the outbreak of Iran-US military tension, a wave of dedicated container services is emerging. The driver cited is historically high freight yields.
Maersk has rolled out a new container shuttle from India’s Nhava Sheva port (JNPA) to Khor Fakkan in the UAE. The company says the service is intended to support customers seeking better service reliability.
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