It will be a voyage the whole world watches. The world will observe with great interest the first voyage from South Asia through a global shipping route that has been stalled for two or three years. According to MSC’s current schedule, the MSC Beryl will depart from TRV at 21:00 on 30 August. Instead of the recent route around Africa, the Beryl’s journey has been rescheduled via the Suez Canal. Shipping companies have decided to return to the old route as a relatively peaceful situation is emerging.
It is a matter of great pride that the first containers from TRV will also be loaded onto the MSC Beryl’s new voyage. Containers from Nilamel, English Indian Clays, and Interseas will be on this first ship. The previously mentioned destination of Las Palmas has changed; the target is now directly Sines in Portugal. Along with the route change, the sailing days have also decreased. This journey will take only 15 days.
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