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OCEAN Alliance announces further extension for another 5 years

Feb 27, 2024

Orient Overseas Container Line Limited has announced that the company and other three members of OCEAN Alliance including CMA CGM, COSCO SHIPPING and Evergreen today signed documents to agree on the extension of the OCEAN Alliance for five years, until March 31, 2032.

Since April 2017, OCEAN Alliance has provided high quality of product with more frequency and coverage to meet the requirements of customers to cope with the increasing global trade development. OCEAN Alliance partners continue to serve our respective customers to earn a better reputation through providing high-quality services in the market.

OCEAN Alliance would like to deliver a clear and positive signal to our customers to ensure stable and reliable service with the confirmation of at least five years cooperation extension. We are convinced that as a sustainable and responsible alliance, we can provide continuous high-quality transportation to our customers and contribute to a globally stable supply chain, in compliance with all applicable laws and regulations.

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