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17 September 2026

Maersk suspends seasonal TPX Transpacific service

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Maersk suspends seasonal TPX Transpacific service

Maersk will suspend its seasonal TPX service between Asia and the US West Coast until further notice. The service will remain suspended throughout the remainder of the fourth quarter of 2026. Final sailing departs in September The final eastbound sailing will be operated by Maersk Boston on voyage 640E. Direction Service Voyage First port and departure Eastbound TPX 640E Vung Tau, 29 September Maersk said it will provide further information about the potential return of the seasonal TPX service in 2027 when available. The post Maersk suspends seasonal TPX Transpacific service appeared first on Container News .

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