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14 August 2026

Neptune Pacific adjusts INTRAPAC and MICROPAC schedules

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Neptune Pacific adjusts INTRAPAC and MICROPAC schedules

Neptune Pacific has announced temporary schedule and rotation changes to its INTRAPAC and MICROPAC services as it adjusts vessel deployment and responds to cargo demand. The changes affect upcoming voyages of the Capitaine Wallis and Southern Pearl . Both vessels are expected to return to their regular rotations on their subsequent voyages. Capitaine Wallis to omit Funafuti Capitaine Wallis voyage 2609 will omit its scheduled call at Funafuti and instead make an ad-hoc call at Santo. The vessel is scheduled to call Lautoka on 26 August and Suva on 28 August before calling Santo on 2 September.

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