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29 August 2026

CMA CGM and ONE shift California Bridge/AL5 service to Bremerhaven

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Source reporting: Container News

CMA CGM and ONE shift California Bridge/AL5 service to Bremerhaven

CMA CGM and Ocean Network Express will shift their joint North Europe-US West Coast service from Hamburg to Bremerhaven in mid-September. CMA CGM markets the service as California Bridge, while ONE operates it under the AL5 name. Ten vessels with capacities of approximately 5,000 TEUs operate the service. Revised service rotation The updated rotation will be: Southampton – Le Havre – Antwerp – Bremerhaven – Miami – Cartagena – Balboa – Los Angeles – Oakland – Balboa – Caucedo – Southampton The post CMA CGM and ONE shift California Bridge/AL5 service to Bremerhaven appeared first on Container News .

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