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18 September 2026

Strong Asia-Latin America lane continues to take in new tonnage

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Strong Asia-Latin America lane continues to take in new tonnage

Newbuilding deliveries are picking up after a summer lull, with the Far East-South America east coast route continuing to receive capacity. Over the past week, MSC took delivery of two sister 10,300 teu ships, MSC Leticia X (pictured above) and MSC Clelia X from Zhoushan Changhong International Shipyard. These will go to MSC’s Far East-South America east coast Carioca service. According to Alphaliner, MSC Leticia X and MSC Clelia X will be ... The post Strong Asia-Latin America lane continues to take in new tonnage appeared first on The Loadstar .

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