Evergreen launches China–Indonesia–Malaysia container service

Evergreen Line has introduced a new CIM service starting from Dalian Port in northeastern China, in response to the rapidly growing intra-Asian trade demand.

According to the announcement, the CIM (China–Indonesia/Malaysia) service will deploy five vessels with capacities ranging from 1,900 to 2,200 TEU and will operate on a 35-day rotation. The route is almost a closed loop: Dalian – Xingang – Qingdao – Ningbo – Surabaya – Jakarta – Singapore – Port Klang – Kaohsiung – back to Dalian.

Evergreen stated that this new service is “a key component in its Asia market development strategy,” enhancing connectivity between northern China and Indonesia — a market with strong two-way trade potential and rapid growth.

Picture: Evergreen Marine Corporation of Taiwan

The launch of the CIM service is expected to help expand the intra-Asia transport network, providing customers with more direct and flexible shipping options, while increasing speed and reducing logistics costs between China and Southeast Asia.

Evergreen Marine Corporation (EMC), founded in 1968 in Taiwan, is one of the world’s leading container carriers, operating more than 200 vessels and serving around 240 ports globally. The company specializes in marine container transportation, port management, and related support services, while also investing in “green” fleet development and adhering to international environmental standards. EMC stands out for its global network expansion strategy, participation in major shipping alliances, and the application of advanced technologies, strengthening its competitiveness in cargo transport between East Asia, Southeast Asia, and global markets.

Source: https://vnexpress.net/evergreen-ra-mat-tuyen-container-trung-quoc-indonesia-malaysia-4963154.html