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Peak season import demand has driven lines in the North and East Asia-Australia trade to restore services cut earlier this year, but with an interesting twist.
Redeployment: MOL Enterprise joins AAUS's former southern loop (Photo: Southern Cross Maritime)
The three Japanese lines of the NEAX/AACA consortium have "jumped ship", switching from their co-operation with the ANL-led AANA to instead partner the Hamburg Sud-led AAUS in a resumption of the latter’s second loop.
AANA has reverted to a five-ship, 35-day...
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