New ONE Service Connecting Jacksonville and Asia is set to Launch in February
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The weekly route will connect Jacksonville with major ports in China, South Korea, Panama, and U.S. ports in Savannah and Charleston. In Jacksonville, vessels will dock at the re-designed SSA Jacksonville Container Terminal, where SSA Atlantic will handle stevedoring services.
“By adding JAXPORT to our rotation, we are strengthening our connections between East Asia and North America while enhancing the options available to our customers,” said ONE North America.
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