Inspenet, August 1, 2023.<\/p>\n\n
Shipping company Hapag-Lloyd has made an upgrade to its GS1 service, which connects the US Gulf with the east coast of South America, by adding a new ship and port to the rotation<\/strong> .<\/p>\n\n The container ship Tokyo Bay, with a capacity of 6,622 TEU, a length of 270 meters and a beam of 42 meters, will join the company’s fleet, bringing the total number of vessels<\/a><\/strong> assigned to the GS1 service to 9.<\/p>\n\n In addition, it has been decided to add the Port of Paranagu\u00e1 in Brazil<\/strong> as a new stop on the route<\/strong> , with the aim of expanding coverage on the east coast of South America. The first call is scheduled for the last week of August 2023.<\/p>\n\n Thus, the new northward travel sequence of the service will be as follows: Veracruz (Mexico) – Altamira (Mexico) – Houston (United States) – New Orleans (United States) – Cartagena (Colombia) – Suape (Brazil) – Santos (Brazil) – Buenos Aires (Argentina) – Montevideo (Uruguay) – Rio Grande (Brazil) – Navegantes (Brazil) – Paranagu\u00e1 – Santos – Rio de Janeiro (Brazil) – Cartagena – Veracruz.<\/p>\n\n