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Maersk launches new feeder service between Egypt and the Ukrainian port of Chornomorsk

Maersk has launched a new feeder service linking Egypt’s Port Said with Ukraine’s Chornomorsk. The inaugural vessel arrived in Chornomorsk on 22 October 2024.

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The service, which commenced its journey from Port Said on 16 October, is an addition to Maersk’s growing network in the Black Sea region.

The new service reduces transit times compared to previous barge services between Constanta and Chornomorsk, according to Maersk Ukraine. This is particularly important as Ukraine seeks to re-establish its shipping presence despite the ongoing challenges posed by the Russian invasion.

The launch of this feeder service follows Maersk’s introduction of a container service to the Odesa ports in May 2024.

Maersk has also revised terminal handling service fees for containers to and from Chornomorsk. From 1 November 2024, updated tariffs will apply for both import and export services, covering various container types.

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