CNC’s Nine Provinces Feeder Service debuts at Kochi Port in Japan

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CNC Nine Provinces Feeder Service

CNC and the Port Promotion Division, Department of Public Works of the Kochi Prefecture Government recently celebrated the debut of the Nine Provinces Feeder (NPF) service at the port of Kochi in Japan. CNC is the Intra-Asia short sea specialist of the CMA CGM Group, a global player in sea, land, air and logistics solutions.

One of only two non-domestic services to Kochi today, NPF makes a choice shipping alternative for exporters from the Prefecture. The first NPF voyage to Kochi has delivered fertilisers, textiles, metal, pulp and paper, and animal feed heading to the Prefecture’s commercial and industrial zone. From the port of Kochi, Kochi-manufactured tractors, slack lime, paperboard, silicon and wood products will be loaded on the NPF service to Busan, Korea, to be transhipped to their import markets across Asia and England.

Navigating an efficient and more sustainable Japan-Korea sea corridor

The weekly NPF service sails the Japan-Korea sea corridor, saving shippers from moving cargo on trucks to and from a main seaport in Japan. As the NPF service stands out as efficient and more sustainable transportation, the regular service also brings certainty to shippers’ supply chains in Kochi.

The feeder service promises a fast 3-day Kochi-Busan transit. Export containers from Japan will be transhipped from Busan within Asia via CNC’s service network; and globally through CMA CGM’s shipping network.

The weekly NPF connects the ports of Japan and Korea with a service rotation of:

Busan – Hakata – Shibushi – Hososhima – Kochi – Oita – Moji – Hakata – Busan

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