Taiwan’s Yang Ming and InterAsia Lines, a subsidiary of Taiwan-based Wan Hai Lines have partnered in launching a dedicated Taiwan-Indonesia lane.

Introduced on December 22, 2011, the Taiwan-Indonesia service (TIS) seeks to take advantage of the rising demand in the Indonesian market, Yang Ming said.

Port rotation of the TIS is Kaohsiung, Keelung, Jakarta and Kaohsiung for a 14-day round trip that is seen to facilitate cargo delivery between Taiwan and Indonesia.

Each shipping line will deploy one vessel with a capacity of 1,700 20-foot equivalent units (TEUs) to the route.

Yang Ming is also reportedly in talks with Wan Hai Lines to introduce a joint service from Bangkok to Singapore.

The box line said it has entered into a swap program with Wan Hai Lines to obtain slots on the Thailand-Java-Singapore service (TJS) and increase its coverage of southeast Asia.

The TJS rotation is Bangkok, Laem Chabang, Singapore, Jakarta, Singapore, Port Kelang, Singapore.

You May Also Like

Hutchison Ports Indonesia to invest $100 million in JITC expansion

PT Hutchison Ports Indonesia (HPI) will invest US$100 million in the expansion of the Jakarta International Container Terminal (JICT) in Tanjung Priok, North Jakarta.…

Draft amendment to domestic shipping act gets first pass in Lower House

The House of Representatives has approved on first reading a bill seeking to amend the Domestic Shipping Act of 2004 in order to allow…

IMO launches maritime technology cooperation network across 5 regions

The  International Maritime Organization (IMO) has officially launched a global network of centers of excellence in marine technology that are expected to lead in…

Panalpina adds logistics manufacturing to its services

Third-party logistics provider Panalpina has added logistics manufacturing services to its operations for a large telecoms company in Brazil. The Swiss forwarder said this…