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4 October 2026

XLY expands Qingdao–Russia service

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Source reporting: Container News

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XLY expands Qingdao–Russia service

Chinese carrier Qingdao Xinlianyun Supply Chain Co. , Ltd. (XLY) has expanded its service between Qingdao and Russia’s Far East with the addition of Vostochny. XLY launched the operation between Qingdao and Vladivostok in May 2026. The revised service now follows the rotation: Qingdao – Vostochny – Vladivostok – Qingdao The carrier deploys a single 8,000 dwt general cargo vessel with an estimated container capacity of 600 TEU.

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