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3 October 2026

Nippon Express launches five-day US delivery option for Asia–US ocean freight

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Nippon Express launches five-day US delivery option for Asia–US ocean freight

Nippon Express has expanded its NX Ocean Fast Track service with a new option offering delivery from the Port of Los Angeles to major destinations across the United States within five days. The new service, called US 5-Day Cross, covers shipments from Tokyo, Shanghai and Haiphong via Los Angeles to destinations across the US. It builds on NX Ocean Fast Track, which Nippon Express launched in June. The existing service is designed to move containers from the Port of Los Angeles within 24 hours of arrival. Faster inland delivery from Los Angeles Under the new option, cargo receives priority transshipment at Nippon Express warehouses near the Port of Los Angeles.

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