The Swedish shipping line has welcomed back the 2,774 lane metres of carrying capacity ro-ro Tundraland from her charter for CLdN, plus invested in another container carrier (probably the 2008-built, 925-TEU Perseus J).

"With these two additional vessels in the northern network, we are upgrading the container service to weekly connections between the main container ports of Oulu, Kokkola, Antwerp, and Rotterdam, while the ro-ro service will expand with more frequency on the main trade lanes to Travemünde/Lübeck as well as to Zeebrugge," WALLENIUS SOL shared in a LinkedIn post.

At the same time, the company is working on incorporating the recently acquired Mann Lines. "By including the ports of Zeebrugge and Tilbury to the service, performed by the vessel ML Freyja [2,850 lm], we create an interlinked network offering even more connections and connectivity options. This service will continue to serve the ports of [Southern] Paldiski, Turku, Bremerhaven, and Cuxhaven," WALLENIUS SOL said.

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