CMA CGM and Marfret Team Up for Global Shipping Slots
Published Date: 9/29/2026
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Summary
CMA CGM and Marfret are teaming up to share shipping space between the U.S. East Coast and several countries worldwide, including Australia, New Zealand, and parts of Europe and the Americas. This new agreement, set to start on November 5, 2026, aims to boost shipping efficiency without extra costs to customers. People interested have a short window to send their thoughts to the Federal Maritime Commission before the deal goes live.
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