CMA CGM To Launch Its Fifth Service In Indian Ocean Market

To support the positive commercial exchanges in the dynamic Indian Ocean market and increase the reliability of our product in the region, CMA CGM is pleased to announce the launch of a 5th service.

Starting October 21st 2017, m/v MCP PACHNA of 620 TEU will significantly increase our service offering on North Madagascar and Mayotte through the strategic operational hub in Pointe des Galets, Reunion. With the launch of INDIAN OCEAN FEEDER 4 complementing our current radial feeder system in the region, CMA CGM service in North Madagascar and Longoni will have both an improved 10-day frequency and increased reliability

Connecting the world to Indian Ocean with INDIAN OCEAN FEEDER 4

Port Coverage | Longoni – Vohemar – Port Louis – Pointe des Galets – Longoni

With this 5th loop, CMA CGM will offer the best coverage of Indian Ocean with 19 calls and reliable transit times.

INDIAN OCEAN FEEDER 1 is dedicated to North Madagascar

Port Coverage | Longoni – Majunga – Nossi Be – Antsiranana – Vohemar – Pointe des Galets – Port Louis – Longoni

INDIAN OCEAN FEEDER 2, weekly service dedicated to Tamatave

Port coverage | Pointe des Galets – Port Louis – Tamatave – Pointe des Galets

INDIAN OCEAN FEEDER 3 dedicated to Mayotte (Comoros), Nacala and Intra regional Africa

Port coverage | Longoni – Mutsamudu – Moroni – Nacala – Longoni

INDIAN OCEAN FEEDER 5 is dedicated to South Madagascar via South Africa hub

Port coverage | Durban – Port d’Ehoala – Tulear – Durban

Reference: cma-cgm.com

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