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6 September 2026

X-Press Feeders and T.S. Lines launch new regional services

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Source reporting: Container News

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X-Press Feeders and T.S. Lines launch new regional services

X-Press Feeders and T. S. Lines have introduced new regional container services covering the Indian Subcontinent and Red Sea markets. X-Press Feeders has launched a weekly shuttle between Sri Lanka and southwest India. Meanwhile, T.

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