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September 26, 2001

East Coast South America Services Consolidate In Charleston

The members of the East Coast United States/East Coast South America Vessel Sharing Agreement have realigned their three loops into two, both calling the Port of Charleston. The move allows for the replacement of 11 smaller ships with six new 3,800-TEU ships. Members of the “ECUS/ECSA VSA” are: Maersk Sealand; P&O Nedlloyd; Hamburg-Sud subsidiaries, Alianca…

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