Logistics operator Crowley has taken a further step in the modernization of its maritime fleet with the addition of the Tiscapa, a container ship powered by liquefied natural gas (LNG), which begins operations in the Caribbean and Central America. operations in the Caribbean and Central America.
To begin with, the Tiscapa has the capacity to transport 1,400 TEUs, including 300 refrigerated units. including 300 refrigerated units, which will optimize the flow of perishable and temperature-sensitive goods. Thanks to its efficient design and low-emission low-emission fuel, the vesselthe vessel significantly reduces its environmental impact and provides faster and more frequent transport options.
Crowley connects the Caribbean with its container vessel
With this strategic move, Crowley strengthens maritime connections from Jacksonville, Florida to the Dominican Republic, Central America and other key destinations in the Caribbean region. This optimized route network is designed to meet the growing demand for products such as medical devices, fresh food and household goods.
The company also maintains its homage to Central America through the names of its vessels. Tiscapa is the name of an emblematic lagoon in Managua, Nicaragua, reinforcing cultural ties to the markets where Crowley has operated logistics services for more than six decades.
It is relevant to note that the arrival of the Tiscapa follows that of its twins Quetzal and Copán, which also serve El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras and Nicaragua. The Torogoz, the fourth vessel of the Avance class, is expected to be added in August, further consolidating Crowley’s coverage in the region.
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