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6 September 2026

Hapag-Lloyd omits Salerno call on MCA service

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Source reporting: Container News

Hapag-Lloyd omits Salerno call on MCA service

Hapag-Lloyd has announced a Salerno port call omission on its MCA service as part of a schedule recovery measure. The Barcelona Express voyage 85W37 will skip its scheduled Salerno call, which was originally planned for 8 September 2026 . Export cargo to move on alternative vessels Hapag-Lloyd said affected export cargo will be loaded onto the first available vessels to provide updated routing and transit times. Customers will receive revised booking confirmations with details of the new loading vessel. The carrier also advised customers to adjust their shipping documentation accordingly.

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