Evergreen celebrates the Direct Links agreement with the launch of a new Taiwan
[2008-12-23 16:56:24]
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Evergreen celebrates the Direct Links agreement with the launch of a new Taiwan Strait service
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To mark the historical significance of the Direct Shipping Links agreement, recently signed between the authorities on both sides of the Taiwan Strait, Evergreen invited Taiwan's President Yin-Jiu Ma, Minister Chi-Kuo Mao in the Ministry of Transportation & Communications and a number of VIP guests to join its senior management led by S S Lin, Evergreen Executive Group Vice Chairman, and Arnold Wang, Chairman of Evergreen Marine Corp.(Taiwan) at a ribbon-cutting ceremony on 15 December, 2008 to celebrate the launch of a new North China/Taiwan service ( HBT ). This new service, known by the initials HBT, links Kaohsiung with Xingang, Dalian and Qingdao. Guests witnessed the departure of the 1200 TEU Uni-Adroit from Kaohsiung, heading directly to the Chinese port of Xingang.
S S Lin, Evergreen Executive Vice Group Chairman, stated at the inauguration ceremony:
Since these direct shipping links provide for quicker transit times and fuel cost savings, Evergreen has a number of new services under study, some of which will probably be operated on a joint basis with other Chinese and/or Taiwanese carriers. Evergreen has two major terminals in the port of Kaohsiung and expects also to use the HBT service to carry transhipment cargo, thus providing faster and more efficient links to Xingang, Dalian and Qingdao for its customers worldwide. |
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