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7 September 2026

ONE appoints new representative agent in Mauritius

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Source reporting: Container News

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ONE appoints new representative agent in Mauritius

Ocean Network Express (ONE) has appointed Diamond Shipping Services Ltd. as its new representative agent in Mauritius. The appointment will take effect on 18 September 2026 . ONE said the move will strengthen its local presence and provide customers with dedicated support for shipping operations in Mauritius. New agent to support ONE customers Diamond Shipping Services will represent ONE from its office in Pamplemousses, Mauritius.

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