Seatrade Starts S. Africa Service

Friday, February 27, 2004

Seatrade started a fixed scheduled weekly reefer service between Rotterdam and Cape Town. Once in April the season for citrus starts, Seatrade wants to add a call in Durban. Northbound the five conventional reefer vessels can each carry hundred 40"containers as well.

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