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12 August 2026

Hapag-Lloyd announces three Italian port omissions on MCA service

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Hapag-Lloyd announces three Italian port omissions on MCA service

Hapag-Lloyd has announced three port omissions on its MCA service as part of schedule recovery measures. The Barcelona Express voyage 85W33 will skip scheduled calls at Salerno, Livorno and Genoa in Italy. The vessel will omit Salerno on 11 August 2026. It will also skip Livorno on 14 August and Genoa on 15 August. Export cargo to move on alternative vessels Hapag-Lloyd said affected export cargo will be transferred to the first available vessels.

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