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CMA CGM to reshuffle TMX 2, its service linking Türkiye, Italy & France

Feb 03, 2025

CMA CGM – Short Sea Lines Division has announced reshuffling of TMX2 as from WEEK 7.

This weekly service, starting in Aliaga on February 12th, 2025, will be dedicated to North Türkiye market to Italy and France and vice versa, will ensure connection to any other destination via Malta Hub and will serve the Italian market for global trade.

It will establish a sustainable maritime link between Türkiye and the West Mediterranean.

Fleet: 4 vessels x 1,780 TEU nom.

Rotation: Aliaga - Gemlik - Izmit - Ambarli - Malta - Salerno - Napoli - Livorno - La Spezia - Genoa - Marseille - Malta - Augusta - Aliaga

Frequency: Weekly

Starting: ETA Aliaga 12/02

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