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QUARTERLY PUBLICATION OF THE GRIMALDI GROUP
october / december 2008
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Economies
of Scale
• Public offer on Minoan Lines
• West Med Developments
Grimaldi
2 Public Offer on Minoan
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5 MoS Network Strengthened
acquire shares of Minoan Lines, which
Grimaldi Suardiaz joint-venture
is listed on the Athens Stock Exchange.
Sicilian Ties Grow Stronger
Grimaldi has offered 5.29 euros per
Contents
rimaldi Compagnia di Navi-
gazione S.p.A., the Grimaldi
Cagliari is connected
6 Truck Drivers’ free Card
9 Switching From Land
to Sea makes Mobility
more Sustainable
10Largest PCTC ever on
EuroMed Trades
11 Greek ties Grow Stronger
12Grimaldi do Brasil turns 20
Group’s mother company, has
launched a mandatory public offer to
each share, valuing Minoan Lines at
375,198,540 euros. This represents
an 18.08% premium on the average
weighed value of the Minoan shares
during the last six months of trading before the offer was made, on 3 October,
and equals the highest price per share
paid by Grimaldi Group companies for
the shares in Minoan within the previous twelve months. When the offer was
launched, Grimaldi held 33.36% of the
shared capital and voting rights.
Following the approval from the Hellen-
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ic Capital Market Commission, Minoan
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shareholders have until November 26
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imaldi
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Editor
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to accept the offer.
Emanuele Grimaldi, joint managing
director of the Grimaldi Group and
president of Minoan, said: “The offer
on Minoan Lines is part of our industrial
strategy to build a solid Pan-European
alliance of major brands operating in
the transport by sea of passengers and
freight. Such an alliance – continued Mr
Grimaldi – is aimed at expanding our
Motorways of the Sea network that already comprises Grimaldi Lines (operating Mediterranean routes) and Finnlines (operating in the North and Baltic
Sea). We look forward to extending its
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full scope to Minoan Lines too.”
launches
Public Offer on
Minoan shares
The move part of the Group’s
industrial strategy to build
a solid Pan-European alliance
of major brands in the transport
of passengers and freight
“If the offer is successful - underlined
Mr Grimaldi - Minoan Lines will become an integral part of the Grimaldi
Group but it will remain a truly great
Greek company, managed by Greek
people, with solid roots and headquarters in Heraklion, Crete. I have been
the proud President of Minoan Lines for
only four months. A short period, but
long enough to appreciate the excellent professional skills of the Minoan
staff ashore and at sea, as well as that
of the management, who will stay at
the helm of the company. In our plans,
Minoan Lines will remain listed on the
Athens stock exchange in the same way
that Finnlines, of which Grimaldi holds
a 64% shareholding, has remained listed on the Helsinki bourse”.
Mr Grimaldi concluded by saying that:
“There is no doubt that thanks to the
economies of scale, Grimaldi and Minoan Lines together can substantially
increase the level of services provided
to customers, by offering higher quality services at a competitive price. In
order to achieve this ambitious target,
we plan to push forward substantial investments to enhance the services in
the Adriatic and between Piraeus and
Heraklion”.
Minoan is based in Heraklion (Crete), it operates a fleet of six modern
Cruise Ferry vessels on the routes linking the port of Piraeus and Crete,
as well as between Italy and Greece. In 2007, Minoan transported
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million passengers, 283,000 cars and 153,000 trailers
West Med
developments
Motorways of the Sea
A busy fall for the West Med Ro/Ro network. While the links upgraded in late October, since early November Cagliari entered the Grimaldi
Suardiaz
joint-venture
Genoa
North Europe
Baltic Sea
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he Grimaldi Group and Flota Suardíaz of
Spain have forged a joint venture to develop a Motorway of the sea linking Livorno
and Barcelona. Under the agreement, as from
1 January 2009, the newly incorporated joint
venture called Grimaldi Suardíaz is to operate
the Ro/Ro-Pax vessel Florencia. This ship is
currently operating the same three-times-aweek service under the Grimaldi Lines flag.
Built in 2004 the Florencia is capable of transporting up to 1,000 passengers, 2,230 linear
metres of Ro/Ro cargo and 160 cars. The new
alliance aims to develop the trade further
and, should market conditions improve, the
joint venture would in fact deploy a second
vessel on the route upgrading it to a daily frequency.
The Livorno/Barcelona Route is part of the
so-called “Long bridge” service operating
on the trades between Spain and Portugal on
the Western side and Greece and a large part
of the Balkan region on the Eastern side. The
Long Bridge offers haulage companies a single ferry ticket for the two legs by sea: from
Patras or Igoumenitsa to Venice or Ancona
onto Minoan Lines ferries and from Civitavecchia or Livorno to Barcelona on Grimaldi Lines
or Grimaldi Suardíaz and vice versa.
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Livorno
Toulon
Porto
Vecchio
Barcelona
North America
Civitavecchia
Salerno
Cagliari
Valencia
South
America
Palermo
Catania
Tunis
Malta
West Africa
Tripoli
Misratah
Sicilian Ties
Grow Stronger
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ince early November the Group
since then, have seen a substantial
has substantially strengthened
growth in volumes transported. They
two sets of services supporting the
are served by three Ro/Ro vessels of
development of trades to and from
the Eurocargo class, each having a
Sicily. Both the Civitavecchia/Catania
capacity of up to 170 trucks or trailers
service, linking the Centre of Italy to
and 400 cars. These ships are also fit-
the Sicilian port, and the Genoa/Cata-
ted with cabins for up to 50 drivers.
nia service that connects the island to
the North West of Italy (as well as to
Through Civitavecchia, cargo from
Catania can connect to the entire
Europe’s Central regions), each ser-
Grimaldi Network, either towards the
vice has been improved by upgrad-
Western Mediterranean (Barcelona,
ing their frequency from two to three
Toulon, Tunis), the Eastern Mediter-
times a week. In both cases, this cor-
ranean as well as towards Northern
responds to an increase in transport
Europe, West Africa, South and North
capacity of one third on each route.
America. Catania is also directly con-
Both lines were set up in 2006 and,
nected to Malta and Libya.
Network Strengthened
Genoa / Catania and Civitavecchia / Catania were strongly
network. And the Grimaldi-Suardiaz Line is to operate as from 2009
East Med
Middle East
Cagliari is connected to Grimaldi’s
world through Salerno and Valencia
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he deployment of two modern and
The service has a three-times-a-week
fast Eurocargo class Ro/Ro ships on
frequency.
entered the port of the Sardinian Capital
the Salerno/Valencia route, has made
The Cagliari call has not affected the
only 14 hours after leaving Salerno. A
it possible to extend the advantages of
overall transit time between Salerno and
couple of hours later, following the dis-
the Grimaldi network to Sardinia. In fact,
Valencia because the Eurocargo vessels
charge of trucks, trailers and cars arriv-
as the port of Cagliari is now directly
deployed on the route have a 20 knots
ing from Southern Italy and the loading
service speed which is much faster than
onboard of trucks and trailers full of Sar-
that of the vessels previously used. The
dinian goods, the ship left and arrived
two ships have recently undergone a
in Valencia 24 hours later.
connected to Salerno and Valencia, both
the transit time and the cost of shipping
goods from Southern Italy to Sardinia
and from Sardinia to the Iberian Peninsula has been halved. This new opera-
November, when the Eurocargo Salerno
transformation that resulted in a higher
Either through Valencia or Salerno,
cargo capacity intake. Their new trans-
Cagliari is now connected to the more
port capacity is up to 170 units of trucks
than 120 ports in 40 countries that are
tion is expected to provide a boost to
and trailers plus up to 500 cars.
regularly called by ships serving the
the trades and economy of the Island.
The new service was inaugurated on 7
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Truck Drivers’ free Card
takes in huge Advantages
The card will be
sent to the driver’s
address upon
receipt of the
form of request
G
rimaldi Lines has launched an
form. The form can be downloaded on the
unprecedented fidelity pro-
Internet link: http://www.grimaldi.napoli.
gramme, exclusively dedicat-
it/grimaldishortsea/index.htm or can be
ed to professional drivers. Participation
found onboard any Grimaldi Lines ro/pax
in the programme entitles users to up to
and cruise ferry. The form should then be
40% discount on a number of onboard
sent to “Atlantica S.p.A. di Navigazione
services and shops, including restau-
– Short Sea Department, Via Marchese
rants and bars; it also gives the possibil-
Campodisola 13, 80133 Napoli, Italy” and
ity to have a free cabin upgrade allowing
the personal card will be sent back to the
exclusive use of the cabin itself. In order
driver’s address. The Card is personal
to enjoy such advantages, drivers have to
and non transferable and can be request-
apply for the fidelity card called “Driver
ed by all professional drivers making at
Card Grimaldi Lines” which is issued
least one trip onboard a Grimaldi Lines’
free of charge upon receipt of the request
ship during their journey.
Benefits for the driver and for his companion
occupying the same cabin, include:
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√√40% Discount
√√10% Discount
• on any purchase made at the restaurant and
at the bar
• on the entry ticket to the fitness centre
• on the entry ticket & the services offered
at the wellness centre
• on any purchase made at the onboard shops
• on the products purchased at the wellness centre
order
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√√Free Upgrade for an exclusive use of the single
inner cabin
(subject to availability to be verified after departure of the ship
from the port)
to benefit of the mentioned discounts the driver must show his Card and could be asked to show
his Identity Card too.
a Bridge between
Portugal, Spain and Greece
Barcelona
Oporto
Lisboa
Madrid
Valencia
Igoumenitsa
Thessaloniki
Patras
Athens-Piraeus
Heraklion
Barcelona >> Patras / Igoumenitsa and viceversa with one booking !
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XII EuroMed Convention
Switching From Land to Sea
The XII edition of the Group’s yearly conference by more than 450 guests. Development of port O
n the 4th October this year
vital for the development of Europe and
tavecchia has grown to be an important
more than 450 guests includ-
that road users should be charged with
hub for the Group, Mr. Eduard Rodés
ing representatives of major
congestion taxes based on the level of
of the Port of Barcelona outlined to del-
institutions, ports, clients and Group’s
congestion on the roads that they make
egates the ongoing commitment of the
agents from every corner of the Euro-
use of. Further development of the mari-
Port to sustainability through the further
Med area boarded the newly delivered
time gateways is one of the key issues
development of short sea routes, which
Cruise Barcelona to attend the XII Eu-
to enlarge the Motorways of the Sea net-
by nature are environmentally friendly.
roMed Convention “From Land to Sea”.
work, particularly in the Mediterranean.
During the debate Mr. Javier Gesé of
The convention was again taking place
In this respect the Mr. Fabio Ciani, the
Puertos del Estado explained the po-
on a Grimaldi Group vessel 11 years af-
President of the Port Authority of Civi-
sition of the Spanish Government with
ter the inaugural event which was held
tavecchia, announced a 900 million eu-
regards to Short Sea Shipping and its
onboard the cruiseship Ausonia. The
ros plan to develop a new Ro/Ro area at
plans to further promote it in the Euro-
Subject of the 2008 conference was
the Italian port over the next five years.
Mediterranean area.
‘Sustainable Mobility’ and the increasing
Mr. Ciani noted that if everything goes
Another subject widely discussed dur-
role ports and shipping can play in cre-
to plan, this investment will be open
ing the conference was that of the so
ating a more environmentally friendly
to private investors also. The Group
called Ecobonus, the grant to haulage
transport of goods across Europe. Dur-
joint-managing director Mr. Emanuele
companies who chose to use the Motor-
ing the course of the event, the president
Grimaldi, said that Grimaldi may well
ways of the Sea. While the former Italian
of the Antwerp Port authority, Mr. Marc
be interested in being a partner of the
minister of transport, Mr. Alessandro Bi-
van Peel noted how short sea shipping is
Port in this new development as Civi-
anchi, noted that the Italian law has nev-
Emanuele Grimaldi
Alessandro Bianchi
Alfons Guinier
Fabio Ciani
Javier Gesé
Marc van Peel
Eduard Rodés
makes Mobility more Sustainable
was held onboard the Cruise Barcelona and attended
infrastructures key for sustainable mobility, it emerged
er been enforced despite funds being
such a tool is more and more realistic.
“When one talks about sustainability –
available since 2007. At the same time,
The Panel debate was moderated by Mr.
concluded Mr. Grimaldi – it should al-
delegates were advised of the possibil-
Alfons Guinier, secretary general of the
ways be borne in mind that shipping is
ity that other Mediterranean countries
European Community Shipowners’ As-
not part of the problem, rather the con-
such as Spain and France enforcing
sociations.
trary: it is the solution”.
Allalouf is the EuroMed Agent of the Year
During the recent Euromed Conference the Allalouf Group was
presented with the Grimaldi EuroMed Ship Agent of the year. A
long standing business partner
of the Grimaldi Group, Allalouf
has been given the award “for the
continuous, outstanding support
that the Allalouf family and the
entire staff of the Allalouf Group
has devoted to the development
of the Grimaldi Group activities.
Allalouf is one of the historic
names in Eastern Mediterranean
shipping. Nathan Allalouf established the family’s first shipping
& trading firm in Greece in 1919
and in Israel (Jaffa) in 1932. Allalouf & Co Shipping Ltd became
Grimaldi’s shipping agent in 1947,
even before the State of Israel
was established. Since 1968, it
has also represented Grimaldi in
Greece where the current busi-
ness name of the agent is Allalouf Hellas Ltd. A milestone in the
relationship between the two
companies was reached in 1967,
with the opening of the line linking Trieste and Ashdod: it was the
first time that a Ro/Ro vessel had
called at any Israeli port. Since
then, Allalouf has contributed to
the development of the trades
served by Grimaldi through innovative commercial approaches. Over the years, the agent has
also conceived new logistics solutions to satisfy shippers and receivers. The Grimaldi Ship Agent
of the Year award was presented
by Mr. Costantino Baldissara,
Commercial & Logistics Director
and received by Mr. Ephraim Alter (General Manager of Allalouf &
Co Shipping), Mr. Joseph Allalouf
(Owner’s Representative of Allalouf & Co Shipping in Greece) and
Mr. Anacreon Mataragas (General Manager of Allalouf Hellas).
EuroMed Network
Grimaldi Introduces
Largest PCTC ever
on EuroMed Trades
Deployed since last summer, the 44,408 gt Pure Car Truck Carrier
Grande Napoli is the biggest ship in its type trading in the Med
A
s from the end of last summer,
economies of scale. The Grande Napoli’s
ity to load all kinds of cargo including the
the 44,408 gt Grande Napoli,
intake capacity exceeds 5,379 cars and
loading of single pieces weighing up to
has been deployed on the Euro-
456 trucks or trailers, but she is not only
100 tonnes.
Aegean Service. Built at Uljanik shipyard
very capable in terms of cargo, in fact her
Main dimensions of the Grande Napoli
in Pula, the Grande Napoli is by far the
strong point is her loading flexibility. As
are 196.40 metres in length and 31.10
largest Pure Car Truck Carrier (PCTC)
many as seven out of eleven decks are
to have ever performed a regular ser-
hoistable so that the deck height avail-
vice in the Mediterranean. Being 20%
able for cargo can vary depending on the
larger than the PCTCs in the Grande
size of the cargo itself. Furthermore, this
Italia class - that were previously the
class of ships is fitted with two different
largest class of PCTC vessels deployed
ramps: a lateral and a stern ramp. This
ing, Antwerp, Portbury, Setubal, Valencia,
on regular Mediterranean lines -, the
allows faster and safer operations while
Livorno, Civitavecchia, Salerno, Palermo,
Grande Napoli has brought in substantial
the stern ramp gives even more flexibil-
Piraeus, Gemlik and Yenikoy.
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metres in width; she has 14,520 tons of
deadweight and a service speed of 20
knots.
The EuroAegean is a weekly service
(which is part of the Grimaldi Euromed
network) calling at Southampton, Flush-
Focus
on
Greece
Longstanding Greek
ties Grow Stronger
With the largest Ro/Ro fleet serving the Country, since the
Seventies the Grimaldi Group has supported the economic
development of Greece
T
hrough the ongoing public of-
Med and Adriatic Services. Indeed, this
ect cargo such as the tramway wagons
fer on Minoan Lines shares (see
means that Grimaldi has the largest Ro/
built in Italy and transported to Athens
page 3), the Grimaldi Group is set
Ro fleet serving the Greek economy. In
in 2003 in preparation for the Olympic
to become one of the major operators
2007 Grimaldi vessels made approxi-
in the port of Piraeus. In addition to the
mately 250 calls in Piraeus, transport-
Minoan Lines’ regular services be-
ing to Greece about 160,000 new cars
tween Piraeus and Heraklion (two de-
and 60,000 lane metres of heavy Ro/
partures per day in summer and one in
Ro cargo. This includes about 80% of
seph Allalouf and the general manager
winter) allowing to more than one mil-
the cars imported from other European
is Mr. Anacreon Mataragas.
Games. The Group’s agent in Greece
is the Piraeus-based Allalouf Hellas
whose owner’s representative is Mr. Jo-
lion Greeks and tourists alike to move
countries. The major manufacturers
Returning to Minoan, the Line is also
between Crete and the Greek main-
using our services are the Fiat Group,
a cornerstone of the Greek trades to
land, Grimaldi has a substantial num-
Ford, GM, BMW, Mercedes Benz, Volk-
and from the rest of Europe thanks to its
ber of its services calling at Greece’s
swagen, Skoda, Peugeot-Citroen, Re-
main port too. The Group’s presence
nault, Land Rover, Audi, Saab, Volvo,
in Greece dates back to the Seventies
Iveco etc. On the heavy Ro/Ro side of
and has grown steadily to the current
the business Grimaldi are regularly
record levels. In particular, Piraeus is
carrying Caterpillar, JCB, John Deere,
Over 800 Greeks are employed both
called by the following weekly servic-
etc. The Grimaldi Group’s large Ro/Ro
ashore and at sea for the Minoan part
es: EuroMed, EuroAegean, West-East
vessels also transport all types of proj-
of the Group.
four ships serving the Venice-CorfouIgoumenitsa-Patras and the AnconaIgoumenitsa-Patras routes.
Grand Benelux
in Ilychevsk call
Pictured here is the Pure Car Truck
Carrier Grand Benelux berthing at
the Ukranian porto of Ilychevsk. Deployed on the East/West Med Service which has recently been extended
to the Black Sea, the Grand Benelux
has so far been the largest Grimaldi
Lines ship to enter this Sea.
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North Europe / South America Line
More than 300 guests attended the party celebrating
the Group longstanding presence in South America
Grimaldi do Brasil
turns 20
O
n 29th October an elegant dinner party attended by more the 300 guests, (the vast majority of whom were clients) marked the 20th
anniversary of the presence of Grimaldi in Brazil.
It was in fact in October 1988 that the multipurpose
Ro/Ro ship Repubblica di Genova arriving from North
Europe called for the first time at a Brazilian port. A lot
of courage was needed to start this service because
at that time the trade was controlled by the then all
powerful conferences and, in the particular case of
Brazil, a great part of the export products were under flag protection. But these obstacles were not a deterrent
regional hubs in Antwerp and Dakar to interconnect with all
for Grimaldi’s entrepreneurial vision and gradually the name
the networks served by the Grimaldi Group.
Grimaldi Lines and the level of services it renders to clients
In addition, Grimaldi Lines has supported the development of
ensured the acceptance of the line by all sectors of the export
the trades between South America and two of the major West
community.
African countries: Nigeria and Angola. The Group has in place
Back in October 1998, during a cocktail party organised by
a unique, direct service from Brazil to Nigeria and Angola
Grimaldi to announce the new service, a large proportion of
served by three ships with a 10-day frequency. the guests (based on their experiences of having seen quite
Parallel to the development of the fleet, Grimaldi do Brasil has
a lot of new shipping companies entering the trade only to
grown also and commercial and operational staff, located in
abandon it soon afterwards), openly rumoured that this would
Sao Paulo, is supplemented by regional offices in Curitiba, Rio
be yet another short lived venture. This has not been the case,
de Janeiro, Belo Horizonte and Buenos Aires (Argentina). Both
rather the contrary.
in Sao Paulo and Buenos Aires the Group has invested to buy
Over the years Grimaldi Lines’ presence in South America has
headquarter offices of the highest standard. This investment,
expanded from a triangular service calling at 25 day intervals
added to that which is continually made to train dedicated staff
and making use of only three ships, to the 2008 record of 13
is a clear indication of the Group’s determination to maintain
vessels deployed on the North Europe/South America Line,
the leading market position and to be a reliable, long-term
mostly on a direct basis linking all major north European ports
partner to support the economy and the development of South
to Brazil, Argentina and Uruguay and making use of the two
America.
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NEWS
Grande Ghana hits the water
O
n 31 October, the Multipurpose Ro/Ro Car Carrier Grande Ghana was launched
at the Uljanik shipyard of Pula, Croatia. Due for delivery in January 2009, the
Grande Ghana is the second of seven vessels of the Grande Angola class commissioned to the Croatian Shipyard. With a 47,330 gt and a 26,500 dwt, her ideal cargo
mix is 2,000 cars, 2,000 lane metres of Ro/Ro cargo as well as 800 containers to be
shipped on the weather deck. The latter is fitted with two cranes lifting up to 40 tons
each while the vessel’s stern ramp allows the loading of special pieces of cargo having
an up to 250 tonnes of weight. The Grande Ghana is intended to be deployed on the
Group’s Deep Sea Line services.
Istanbul Metro
on the Grande Scandinavia
T
wo underground wagon prototypes built by Alstom of France for the Istanbul
metro have been shipped from Antwerp to Izmir in October onboard the multipurpose Ro/Ro Grande Scandinavia serving the EuroMed Network. The overall
dimensions of each metro wagon loaded on a trailer was 26 metres in length, 2.78
in width and 4.66 in height, and weighed 56 tons. Grimaldi is a proud specialist in
the shipment of wagons for the underground networks. In recent times it shipped
the trains for the Rome metro from Spain to Italy and those for the Madrid metro
from Italy to Spain. It is also involved in the shipment of the trains for the Jerusalem
metro.
Bateau Taxi
to Dakar
F
our new bateau taxis in Dakar, the Senegalese Capital,
have recently been commissioned thanks also to the
‘taxi’ services of Grimaldi Lines’ West African Network. In
fact, after being built at Peniche (50 nautical miles north of
Lisbon) the boats reached by they own means the Lisbon
terminal where they were lifted and stuffed on the mafis in
order to be loaded onboard. Each boat was 15 metres long,
3.7 metres wide and had a weight of 16 tons.
Good year for
Grimaldi Team Malta
2
008 has been an excellent year for driver Joshua
Anastasi of the Grimaldi Team Malta. After becoming
the Malta hill climb champion, Anastasi won the 8th round
of the Sicilian Regional Hill Climb championship.
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ACL NEWS
Atlantic Conveyor in
anti-terrorism drill
R
o/Ro containership Atlantic Conveyor at
Berth 17 in New York recently participated
in an anti-terrorism drill, using the U.S. Department of Homeland Security Experiment & Evaluation Programme as a guide. During the twohour training exercise aboard, a Class 7 nuclear
source was repeatedly planted and detected by
the U.S. Coast Guard, U.S. Customs, Port Authority police, military and local fire departments
with simultaneous testing of equipment and video data being transmitted to other locations. ACL
closely cooperates with various governmental
authorities and was chosen because of its highly
maintained vessels and dedication to enhance
all security levels.
Ikea Iway
Audit
A
CL has recently completed the IKEA
IWAY Audit, that defines what suppliers can expect from IKEA and specifies what the company requires from its
suppliers. ACL has been a transportation
partner with IKEA for over two decades.
ACL’S Gothenburg office worked closely
with IKEA to achieve criteria in terms of
the vessel, the terminal, the office and
the house trucker.
ACL gets U.S. coast guard qualship 21
A
tlantic Container Line has received the U.S. Coast Guard Qualship 21 certification for its five G3
class vessels. This recognizes ACL’s compliance with international and U.S. standards of the
U.S. Coast Guard initiative to identify high-quality ships and operations for the 21st century.
Qualship 21 certification allows a maximum of two years of reductions in port state control examinations and streamlined inspection procedures.
ACL is committed to the highest vessel and service standards, complying with all relevant registrations. The line was among the very first to receive ISM safety and environmental certification. The
ACL vessels have received ISO 14001 Environmental Management System Certification and are also
in compliance with the mandatory International Ship and Port Facility Security Code (ISPS).
Helicopters whirling
onto RoRo decks
T
he companies part of the Grimaldi Group frequently transport helicopters because
of their unique ability to carry intact, safe and secure from the elements, without
disassembly. In recent weeks three 6-tonne Sikorsky S61N helicopters sailed from
Liverpool, in the UK, to Baltimore, Maryland (USA) onto the Ro/Ro-containership Atlantic Cartier. Upon arrival, the 18 meters long, 6 meters wide, 5 meters high helicopters,
were off-loaded, prepped and flown to their new owner in the U.S. At the same time,
an Augusta 109 helicopter sailed from Baltimore to Luanda on one Repubblica class
ship deployed onto the Grimaldi US/West Africa Direct Service. The 11.16 meters long,
3.02 meters wide, 3.32 meters high aircraft was safely delivered to the receivers.
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[email protected]
ANGOLA
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Luanda
Curitiba
Tel +55 41 3343 1352
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de
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Tel +55 21 2516 9005
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Tel +55 11 3046 9844
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Tel/Fax +55 27 3235 1401
Tel +244 222 310 500
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Tel +33 1 4465 1232
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GRIMALDI BELGIUM
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Tel +32 3 5459430
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Benin
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Paris
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Tel +234 1 5453433
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Tel: +233 22 214091
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Tel +1 732 452 5400
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Tel +1 757 518 8561
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(Tollfree in the US)
Fax +1 757 518 3888
Sweden
GRIMALDI
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Tel +351 21 3216300
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Senegal
Dakar
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Tel +228 227 3231
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United Kingdom
GRIMALDI AGENCIES UK
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Tel +44 20 79305683
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www.grimaldi.co.uk
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Tel. +34 96 3061300
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GRIMALDI AGENCIES MAROC
Tel +212 22 44 70 36
Fax +212 22 54 31 34
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Iselin, NJ
www.aclcargo.com
Canada
Halifax
Germany
Hamburg
Tel +1 902 420 9259
(800) 225-1235
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Fax +1 902 490 2530
Tel +49 40 361 303 0
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Fax +49 40 366627
[email protected]
Belgium
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Tel +323 221 2050
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Sweden
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Tel +46 31 64 5500
020 64 5555
(Tollfree within Sweden)
Fax +46 31 64 5506
Tel +44 151 472 8000
Fax +44 151 472 8010
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Buenos Aires
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Tel +54 11 4312 6891 / 6898
Fax +54 11 4312 0416
[email protected]
Brazil
Itajai
OCEANUS AG. MARITIMAS
Tel +55 47 348 5222
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Paranagua
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Tel +55 41 3423 1066
Fax +55 41 3423 3481
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Rio de Janeiro & Sepetiba
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Tel +55 21 3849 5858
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Rio Grande
OCEANUS AG. MARITIMAS
Tel +55 53 3231 1355
Fax +55 53 3231 1976
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Salvador
OCEANUS AG. MARITIMAS
Tel +55 71 3241 4990
Fax +55 71 3243 5633
[email protected]
Santos
OCEANUS AG. MARITIMAS
Tel +55 13 3202 2000
Fax +55 13 3232 4507
[email protected]
V itoria
OCEANUS AG. MARITIMAS
Tel +55 27 3225 5663
Fax +55 27 3225 7075
[email protected]
Cameroon
Douala
Socomar
Tel +237 3424550
Fax +237 3424936
[email protected]
Congo
Pointe Noire
GETMA
Tel +242 942345
Fax +242 940872
[email protected]
Congo (ex Zaire)
Kinshasa
FULL TRANSIT
Tel +243 88 40113
Fax +243 88 04334
[email protected]
Matadi
FULL TRANSIT
Tel +243 88 74171
[email protected]
Cyprus
Limassol
MANDA NAVIGATION CO
Tel +357 25‑ 567070
Fax +357 25‑ 567919
[email protected]
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Agent List & Schedules
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HULL BLYTH ARAOUZOS
(new vehicles only)
Tel +357 25 362223
Fax +357 25 747662
Denmark
Copenhagen
MOTORSHIPS AGENCIES
Tel +45 39 296800
Fax +45 39 297505
[email protected]
Esbjerg
NIELS WINTHER & CO.
Tel +45 75 128355
Fax +45 75 128617
[email protected]
Egypt
Alexandria
MARINA SHIPPING AGENCY
Tel +20 3 486 3647/485 6972
Fax +20 3 485 6941
[email protected]
Estonia
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TRANSOCEAN EESTI
Tel +372 611 6001
Fax +372 611 6005
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Finland
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France
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Gabon
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GETMA
Tel +241 702 814 - 704 018
Fax +241 704 020/241 703 420
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Gambia
Banjul
GAMBIA SHIPPING AGENCY
Tel +220 4 227518
Fax +220 4 227929
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Greece
Piraeus
ALLALOUF HELLAS
Tel +30 210 4127242
+30 210 4123309
Fax +30 210 4171756
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Guinea
Conakry
GETMA GUINEE
Tel +224 413205
Fax +224 414273
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Ireland
Dublin
OCEAN & GENERAL
MARITIME AGENCIES
Tel +353 1 278 1188
Fax +353 1 278 1187
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Cork
OCEAN & GENERAL
MARITIME AGENCIES
Tel +353 21 4370000
Fax‑+353 21 4370006
[email protected]
Israel
Tel Aviv
ALLALOUF AND CO. SHIPPING LTD
Tel +972 3 5640202
Fax +972 3 7601137
[email protected]
Trieste
AGEMAR
Tel +39 040 363737
Fax +39 040 638172
[email protected]
Venice
TEAM SHIPPING AGENCY
Tel + 39 041 2609011
Fax +39 041 5319565
[email protected]
Ivory Coast
Abidjan
MOVIS
Tel + 225 21 249050
Fax + 225 21 249070
[email protected]
Liberia
Monrovia
Slovenia
Koper
AGEMAR
Tel +386 5 665 63 99
Fax +386 5 665 64 00
[email protected]
Spain
Bilbao
AGENCIA MARITIMA
CONDEMINAS NORTE
Tel +34 94 4232619
Fax +34 94 4231794
[email protected]
Switzerland
Basel
Ashdod
UMARCO (LIBERIA)
CORPORATION
Tel: +231 77 05 96 35
Fax: +231 77 05 96 36
[email protected]
OZEAN
BROKERAGE & SHIPPING
Tel + 41 61 319 00 00
Fax + 41 61 319 00 99
[email protected]
Haifa
Libya
Tripoli
Tunisia
Tunis
Libya Shipping Agency
Tel: +218 21 340 2528
Fax: +218 21 340 3496
[email protected]
V.N. BERREBI
Tel.: +216 71 333870
Fax: +216 71 349844
[email protected]
Malta
Turkey
Izmir and Gemlik
ALLALOUF AND CO. SHIPPING LTD
Tel +972 8 8513333
Fax +972 8 8521165
[email protected]
ALLALOUF AND CO. SHIPPING LTD
Tel +972 4 8611811
Fax +972 4 8548820
[email protected]
Italy
Cagliari
Carimar SRL
Tel + 39 070 684441
Fax + 39 070 682157
[email protected]
Catania
Marangolo
Tel +39 095 7139141
Fax +39 095 7139142
[email protected]
Civitavecchia
Atlantica civitavecchia
Tel +39 0766 366594
Fax +39 0766 776119
[email protected]
Genova
MARITTIMA SPEDIZIONI S.R.L.
Tel +39 019 821375
Fax +39 019 821147
[email protected]
Livorno
L.V. GHIANDA
Tel +39 0586 82681
Fax +39 0586 826821
[email protected]
Monfalcone
CETAL S.r.l.
Tel./Fax.+39 0481 40624
[email protected]
Palermo
VINCENZO ADELFIO AGENCY
(port Agent)
Tel +39 091 361290
Fax +39 091 361475
Ravenna
INTERMARINE
SHIPPING S.r.l. (I.M.S.)
Tel +39 0544 600211
Fax +39 0544 600299
[email protected]
Salerno
AG. MAR.
MICHELE AUTUORI
Tel +39 089 230311
Fax +39 089 226490
[email protected]
Savona
MARITTIMA SPEDIZIONI S.r.l.
Tel +39 019 821375
Fax +39 019 821147
[email protected]
SULLIVAN MARITIME
Tel +356 21226873
Fax +356 21226876
[email protected]
Netherlands
Rotterdam
BROEKMAN MOTORSHIPS
Tel +31 10 487 3911
Fax +31 10 429 0953
[email protected]
Paraguay
Asuncion
S.M.I. S.R.L.
Tel + 595 21 497 933
Fax + 595 21 497 933
[email protected]
Russia
St.Petersburg
SNG TRANS
Tel: +7 812 324 22 90
[email protected]
Sierra Leone
Freetown
SIERRA LEONE
SHIPPING AGENCIES
Tel + 232 22 223453
Fax + 232 22 220021
[email protected]
SINGAPORE
Richfield Marine Agencies
(S) Pte Ltd
Tel +65 6880 2900
Fax +65 6225 7115 / 6226 3303
[email protected]
siria
Latakia
Bahhar
Tel +963 41470171
Fax +963 41 470175
[email protected]
Tartous
Bahhar
Tel +963 325000
Fax +963 43 329900
[email protected]
EGEKONT
Tel +90 232 4777722
Fax +90 232 4110044
[email protected]
United Arab Emirates
Dubai
Rais Hassan Saadi Group
Tel +971 4 3521515
Fax +971 4 3526412
[email protected]
United Kingdom
Liverpool
ACL/GRIMALDI DEPT
Tel +44 151 472 8113
Fax +44 151 472 8141
[email protected]
Portbury - Bristol
OSPREY SHIPPING
Tel +44 1275 374636
Fax +44 1275 373250
[email protected]
Sheerness
See Tilbury Office
Southampton
Grimaldi agencies uk
Tel +44 2380 210 250
Fax +44 2380 210 259
[email protected]
Tilbury
Grimaldi AGencies uk
Tel +44 1375 844 305
Fax +44 1375 845 308
[email protected]
Uruguay
Montevideo
HARBOUR
SOUTH AMERICA
Tel + 598 2917 0056
Fax + 598 2917 0038
[email protected]
Passengers & Freight
Valencia
Barcelona
Toulon
Genoa > Tripoli (via M)
Genoa > Malta
Civitavecchia > Tripoli (via M)
Genoa > Catania
Civitavecchia > Malta
Catania > Tripoli (via M)
Civitavecchia > Catania
Catania > Toulon (via Cv)
Catania > Malta
Catania > Genoa
Catania > Civitavecchia
Catania>Barcelona (via Cv)
Cagliari > Valencia
Cagliari > Palermo
Cagliari > Salerno
Catania
Misratah
Malta
Palermo
Salerno
a
e
a
c
f
c
f
a
c
e
b
e
b
d
f
b
e
g
a
c
f
f
b
e
c
a
c
e
b
e
b
b
d
f
d
f
d
a
b
c
d
e
f
g
c
g
b
d
g
f
b
b
d
g
d
b
b
e
g
d
f
b
a
d
f
f
d
b
g
a
c
f
d
f
b
d
e
g
f
a
b
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
arrival
20:00
20:00
10:00
14:00
06:00
14:00
06:00
13:00
13:00
07:00
15:00
15:00
21:00
02:00
21:00
07:00
09:00
07:00
10:00
08:00
09:30
14:00
12:00
12:00
06:00
23:00
22:00
03:00
08:00
03:00
08:00
01:30
22:00
23:00
09:30
10:00
08:00
d
f
b
g
20:00
20:00
14:00
08:00
14:00
06:00
10:00
06:00
22:00
24:00
22:00
01:00
21:00
22:00
09:00
07:00
18:00
08:00
10:00
09:00
06:00
10:00
18:00
09:00
06:00
08:00
13:00
07:00
13:00
03:00
23:00
06:00
24:00
22:00
09:00
06:00
14:00
18:00
12:30
20:00
20:00
09:00
16:00
08:00
08:00
arrival
08:00
08:00
(via Cv)=via Civitavecchia; (via S)=via Salerno; (via C)=via Catania;
(via P)=via Palermo; (via M)=via Malta; (via T)=via Tunisi
*Summer Service
a
d
f
g
b
f
f
b
e
b
c
a
g
c
e
a
a
b
d
g
b
f
a
g
d
f
f
d
f
e
b
f
c
f
a
e
cg
cg
e
15:00
17:00
15:00
18:00
15:00
15:00
17:00
18:00
16:00
16:00
01:00
12:00
01:00
20:00
24:00
15:00
24:00
24:00
20:00
24:00
15:00
21:00
18:00
21:00
08:00
08:00
08:00
08:00
16:00
08:00
08:00
16:00
20:00
20:00
14:00
20:00
20:00
departure
20:00
20:00
1st wk ae
2nd wk c
Freight Only
a
d
f
f
a
Malta > Civitavecchia
f
d
Malta > Genoa
f
d
Malta > Salerno
a
Malta > Tripoli
a
Palermo>Cagliari (via S)
e
a
Palermo > Tripoli (via S)
b
Salerno>Cagliari
d
g
f
Salerno > Malta
f
Salerno > Tripoli
b
Salerno > Valencia
d
g
b
Toulon > Catania (via Cv)
f
d
Toulon > Tripoli (via Cv / M)
c
Tripoli > Catania (via M)
Tripoli > Civitavecchia (via M) c
c
Tripoli > Genoa (via M)
c
Tripoli > Malta
a
Tripoli > Palermo (via S)
c
Tripoli > Salerno
c
Tripoli > Toulon (via Cv / M)
a
Tripoli > Valencia
b
Valencia>Cagliari
d
g
1st wk c
Valencia > Livorno 2 nd wk ae
b
Valencia > Salerno
d
g
g
Valencia > Tripoli (via S)
Livorno > Valencia Malta > Catania
LINE
Medit erranean Sh ort Se a Ne t work departure
18:00
20:00
20:00
24:00
15:00
24:00
13:00
13:00
13:00
22:00
01:00
24:00
02:30
05:00
24:00
06:00
03:00
08:00
02:00
23:00
02:00
07:00
01:00
24:00
23:00
02:00
01:00
07:00
24:00
07:00
24:00
17:00
13:00
17:00
13:00
17:00
13:00
Freight Only
Barcelona>Catania (via Cv)
LINE
Civitavecchia
Livorno
arrival
bcd 15:00
efg 15:00
ceg 20:00
bcd 15:00
efg 15:00
18:30
g
bdf 12:00
16:00
d
bdf 19:30
09:30
a
21:00
e
20:30
b
07:00
g
14:00
d
20:00
f
06:00
b
07:00
a
06:00
b
14:00
f
20:30
b
07:00
g
ce 12:00
09:00
g
18:00
c
08:30
e
21:30
g
21:00
e
09:30
a
06:00
b
14:00
f
Tripoli
Tunis
Cagliari
Porto
Vecchio
Genoa
departure
abc 19:00
Barcelona > Civitavecchia
def 19:00
bdf 24:00
Barcelona > Livorno
abc 19:00
Civitavecchia > Barcelona
def 19:00
12:00
Civitavecchia > Porto Vecchio* g
ace 21:00
Civitavecchia > Toulon
23:00
c
Civitavecchia > Tunis
23:30
ace
Livorno > Barcelona
01:00
a
Palermo > Salerno
12:00
e
19:00
a
Palermo > Tunis
05:00
f
16:00
b
Palermo > Valencia (via S)
22:00
d
04:00
g
21:30
Porto Vecchio > Civitavecchia* g
19:00
a
Salerno > Palermo
05:00
f
19:00
a
Salerno > Tunis (via P)
05:00
f
21:00
bd
Toulon > Civitavecchia
18:00
f
23:30
b
Tunis > Civitavecchia
21:00
d
Tunis > Palermo
11:00
g
21:00
d
Tunis > Salerno (via P)
11:00
g
20:00
d
Valencia > Palermo (via S)
20:00
b
LINE
Schedules subject to changes without notice
of call
Vessel
05/Dec(*)
06/Dec(*)
08/Dec
10/Dec
14/Dec
18/Dec
19/Dec
23/Dec
25/Dec
30/Dec
14/Dec
ECE0808
ECA0808
26/Nov(*)
23/Nov(*)
27/Nov
29/Nov
02/Dec
06/Dec
07/Dec
Eurocargo Europa
Eurocargo Africa
25/Dec(*)
23/Dec(*)
29/Dec
31/Dec
04/Jan
08/Jan
09/Jan
13/Jan
15/Jan
18/Jan
20/Jan
ECA0109
of call
Vessel
27/Nov
29/Nov
01/Dec
02/Dec
04/Dec
07/Dec
09/Dec
15/Nov
16/Nov
19/Nov
20/Nov
17/Nov(*)
28/Nov
GAF0908
GAR0908
09/Nov
11/Nov
13/Nov
15/Nov
11/Nov(*)
23/Nov
Grande
Africa
Grande
Argentina
16/Dec
18/Dec
11/Dec
14/Dec
22/Nov
23/Nov
26/Nov
28/Nov
26/Nov(*)
05/Dec
07/Dec
GAM0908
Grande
America
20/Dec
21/Dec
24/Dec
08/Dec
07/Dec(*)
16/Dec
04/Dec
06/Dec
GNI0908
Grande
Nigeria
of call
Vessel
Thebeland
THE0908
24/Nov
30/Nov
07/Dec
Vegaland
VGL0208
10/Nov
03/Nov(*)
04/Nov(*)
12/Nov
11/Nov(*)
16/Nov
22/Nov
29/Nov
12/Dec
19/Dec
03/Dec
22/Nov
16/Nov(*)
19/Nov(*)
24/Nov
17/Nov(*)
NAE0308
Naesborg
05/Dec
07/Dec
10/Dec
16/Dec
22/Dec
25/Dec
31/Dec
03/Dec
GRA0108
Grande Angola
of call
Vessel
* By Transhipment
Hamburg
Tilbury
Antwerp
Le Havre
Bilbao
Dakar
Conakry
Freetown
Ports
03/Dec
05/Dec
07/Dec
09/Dec
16/Dec
18/Dec
28/Nov
30/Nov
02/Dec
04/Dec
11/Dec
22/Oct
13/Nov(*)
17/Nov
19/Nov
22/Nov
28/Nov
30/Nov
RAG0708
GRS0608
Repubblica
Argentina
Grande
Brasile
GBR0608
Grande
San Paolo
09/Dec
11/Dec
13/Dec
15/Dec
17/Dec
23/Dec
25/Dec
26/Dec
GBA0109
Grande
Buenos Aires
North Europe / West Africa Northern Express Service
Cork
Amsterdam
Hamburg
Tilbury
Antwerp
Le Havre
Lisbon
Dakar
Pointe Noire
Luanda
Douala
Ports
North Europe / West Africa Southern Express Service Amsterdam
Hamburg
Tilbury
Antwerp
Le Havre
Dakar
Freetown
Lome
Lagos
Tema
Takoradi
Abidjan
San Pedro
Ports
04/Jan
05/Jan
25/Dec
28/Dec
23/Dec
GFR0109
Grande
Francia
04/Jan
11/Jan
09/Dec(*)
11/Dec(*)
14/Dec
15/Dec(*)
18/Dec
25/Dec
VGL0109
Vegaland
29/Dec
01/Jan
15/Dec
17/Dec
15/Dec(*)
24/Dec
13/Dec
GAR1008
28/Dec
30/Dec
01/Jan
03/Jan
05/Jan
12/Jan
13/Jan
14/Jan
RBR0109
Repubblica
del Brasile
14/Jan
21/Jan
29/Dec
05/Jan
24/Dec
THE0109
Thebeland
03/Jan
04/Jan
06/Jan
08/Jan
18/Dec
20/Dec
22/Dec
15/Dec(*)
29/Dec
GAT0109
Grande
Atlantico
08/Jan(*)
08/Jan(*)
14/Jan
16/Jan
20/Jan
24/Jan
25/Jan
29/Jan
31/Jan
03/Feb
06/Feb
ECE0109
Eurocargo Europa
Grande
Argentina
Eurocargo Africa
North Europe / West Africa Central Express Service Tilbury
Hamburg
Antwerp
Le Havre
Casablanca
Dakar
Banjul
Abidjan
Lome
PointE Noire
Boma
Ports
Eurocargo Express Service 06/Jan
09/Jan
10/Jan
12/Jan
15/Jan
21/Jan
23/Jan
GRS0109
Grande
San Paolo
20/Jan
27/Jan
26/Dec
28/Dec
31/Dec(*)
30/Dec
04/Jan(*)
06/Jan
12/Jan
ALY0109
Alyona
08/Jan
09/Jan
12/Jan
21/Dec
23/Dec
25/Dec
27/Dec
15/Dec(*)
03/Jan
GAF0109
Grande
Africa
30/Jan(*)
28/Jan(*)
03/Feb
05/Feb
10/Feb
14/Feb
15/Feb
19/Feb
21/Feb
24/Feb
25/Feb
ECA0209
29/Jan
30/Jan
31/Jan
16/Jan
18/Jan
20/Jan
22/Jan
GBR0109
Grande
Brasile
30/Jan
06/Feb
05/Jan
08/Jan
08/Jan(*)
10/Jan
12/Jan(*)
15/Jan
21/Jan
NAE0109
Naesborg
15/Jan
16/Jan
19/Jan
21/Jan
28/Dec
30/Dec
01/Jan
03/Jan
31/Dec(*)
11/Jan
GAM0109
28/Jan
30/Jan
01/Feb
03/Feb
05/Feb
11/Feb
13/Feb
RAG0109
Repubblica
Argentina
13/Jan
15/Jan
18/Jan
17/Jan(*)
20/Jan
22/Jan
25/Jan
31/Jan
07/Feb
10/Feb
16/Feb
GRA0109
Grande Angola
22/Jan
23/Jan
26/Jan
04/Jan
06/Jan
08/Jan
10/Jan
04/Jan(*)
17/Jan
GNI0109
Grande
Nigeria
16/Feb(*)
16/Feb(*)
21/Feb
23/Feb
27/Feb
04/Mar
04/Mar
08/Mar
10/Mar
13/Mar
16/Mar
ECE0209
Eurocargo Europa
Grande
America
Eurocargo Africa
16/Feb
18/Feb
19/Feb
04/Feb
06/Feb
08/Feb
10/Feb
GBA0209
Grande
Buenos Aires
21/Feb
28/Feb
29/Jan
21/Jan(*)
23/Jan(*)
31/Jan
01/Feb(*)
04/Feb
11/Feb
VGL0209
Vegaland
30/Jan
31/Jan
03/Feb
05/Feb
12/Jan
14/Jan
16/Jan
18/Jan
16/Jan(*)
25/Jan
GAR0109
Grande
Argentina
25/Feb(*)
06/Mar(*)
12/Mar
14/Mar
18/Mar
23/Mar
24/Mar
28/Mar
30/Mar
02/Apr
03/Apr
ECA0309
14/Feb
16/Feb
18/Feb
20/Feb
22/Feb
28/Feb
02/Mar
GFR0209
Grande
Francia
03/Mar
10/Mar
15/Feb
21/Feb
10/Feb
08/Feb
THE0209
Thebeland
06/Feb
07/Feb
10/Feb
19/Jan
21/Jan
23/Jan
25/Jan
21/Jan(*)
01/Feb
GAT0209
08/Mar
10/Mar
11/Mar
23/Feb
25/Feb
27/Feb
01/Mar
RBR0209
Repubblica
del Brasile
19/Mar
26/Mar
22/Feb
25/Feb
25/Feb(*)
27/Feb
01/Mar(*)
04/Mar
10/Mar
NAE0209
Naesborg
13/Feb
14/Feb
17/Feb
19/Feb
26/Jan
28/Jan
30/Jan
01/Feb
24/Jan(*)
08/Feb
GAF0209
Grande
Africa
ECE0309
25/Feb(*)
06/Mar(*)
31/Mar
02/Apr
06/Apr
10/Apr
10/Apr
14/Apr
16/Apr
19/Apr
22/Apr
Eurocargo Europa
Grande
Atlantico
Eurocargo Africa
Atlantic Network Quarterly Schedule
Schedules subject to changes without notice
of call
Vessel
21/Dec
17/Dec
13/Dec
14/Dec
17/Dec
19/Dec
21/Dec
30/Dec
30/Nov
22/Oct
13/Nov(*)
17/Nov
19/Nov
22/Nov
16/Nov(*)
28/Nov
15/Dec
GBX1508
GRS0608
07/Dec
09/Dec
Grande
Benelux
Grande
San Paolo
8237/8337
22/Nov
24/Nov
26/Nov
29/Nov
07/Dec
09/Dec
10/Dec
11/Dec
12/Dec
13/Dec
15/Dec
23/Dec
26/Dec
27/Dec
29/Dec
8236/8336
15/Nov
17/Nov
19/Nov
22/Nov
30/Nov
02/Dec
03/Dec
04/Dec
05/Dec
06/Dec
08/Dec
16/Dec
19/Dec
20/Dec
22/Dec
NEW YORK FAPS Wednesday
BALTIMORE
Monday
Wednesday
Saturday
Sunday
Tuesday
GOTHENBURG
ANTWERP
LIVERPOOL
HALIFAX
NEW YORK CITY
Friday
Saturday
Monday
Tuesday
Friday
Saturday
Monday
PORTSMOUTH
NEW YORK CITY
HALIFAX
LIVERPOOL
ANTWERP
HAMBURG
GOTHENBURG
Thursday
Saturday
Vessel
Fixed Day
HAMBURG
of call
ATL
COMPASS
Ports
ATL
CONCERT
05/Jan
03/Jan
02/Jan
30/Dec
22/Dec
20/Dec
19/Dec
18/Dec
17/Dec
16/Dec
14/Dec
06/Dec
03/Dec
01/Dec
29/Nov
8238/9338
12/Jan
10/Jan
09/Jan
06/Jan
29/Dec
27/Dec
26/Dec
25/Dec
24/Dec
23/Dec
21/Dec
13/Dec
10/Dec
08/Dec
06/Dec
8239/9339
ATL
CONVEYOR
24/Dec
26/Dec
29/Dec
30/Dec
31/Dec
08/Jan
19/Jan
17/Jan
16/Jan
13/Jan
05/Jan
03/Jan
02/Jan
01/Jan
31/Dec
30/Dec
28/Nov
20/Dec
17/Dec
15/Dec
13/Dec
9240/9340
ATL
COMPANION
16/Nov(*)
16/Dec
23/Dec
26/Dec
27/Dec
30/Dec
01/Jan
02/Jan
06/Jan
09/Jan
08/Jan
19/Jan
28/Nov(*)
17/Dec
19/Dec
21/Dec
03/Dec
05/Dec
07/Dec
09/Dec
RAG0708
Repubblica
Argentina
28/Nov
30/Nov
02/Dec
04/Dec
GBR0608
Grande
Brasile
ATL
CARTIER
North America / North Europe Service
* By Transhipment
Hamburg
Tilbury
Antwerp
Le Havre
Bilbao
Lisbon
Dakar
Salvador
Rio de Janeiro
Santos
Montevideo
Zarate
Buenos Aires
Paranagua
Santos
Rio de Janeiro
Dakar
Ports
North Europe / South America Line
26/Jan
24/Jan
23/Jan
20/Jan
12/Jan
10/Jan
09/Jan
08/Jan
07/Jan
06/Jan
04/Jan
27/Dec
24/Dec
22/Dec
20/Dec
9241/9341
ATL
CONCERT
07/Jan
09/Jan
12/Jan
14/Jan
15/Jan
25/Jan
02/Jan
03/Jan
09/Dec
11/Dec
13/Dec
15/Dec
17/Dec
10/Dec(*)
23/Dec
GBA0109
Grande
Buenos Aires
22/Jan
23/Jan
27/Jan
28/Jan
30/Jan
02/Feb
06/Feb
04/Feb
14/Feb
12/Jan
28/Dec
30/Dec
01/Jan
03/Jan
05/Jan
RBR0109
Repubblica
del Brasile
05/Feb
07/Feb
10/Feb
12/Feb
13/Feb
23/Feb
06/Jan
09/Jan
10/Jan
12/Jan
15/Jan
06/Jan(*)
21/Jan
28/Jan
31/Jan
02/Feb
GRS0109
Grande
San Paolo
14/Feb
15/Feb
19/Feb
20/Feb
22/Feb
03/Mar
08/Feb
10/Feb
15/Jan(*)
29/Jan
16/Jan
18/Jan
20/Jan
22/Jan
GBR0109
Grande
Brasile
20/Feb
22/Feb
25/Feb
27/Feb
28/Feb
03/Mar
07/Mar
05/Mar
16/Mar
28/Jan
30/Jan
01/Feb
03/Feb
05/Feb
04/Feb(*)
11/Feb
RAG0109
Repubblica
Argentina
02/Feb
31/Jan
30/Jan
27/Jan
19/Jan
17/Jan
16/Jan
15/Jan
14/Jan
13/Jan
11/Jan
03/Jan
31/Dec
29/Dec
27/Dec
9242/9342
ATL
COMPASS
09/Feb
07/Feb
06/Feb
03/Feb
26/Jan
24/Jan
23/Jan
22/Jan
21/Jan
20/Jan
18/Jan
10/Jan
07/Jan
05/Jan
03/Jan
9243/9343
ATL
CARTIER
16/Feb
14/Feb
13/Feb
10/Feb
02/Feb
31/Jan
30/Jan
29/Jan
28/Jan
27/Jan
25/Jan
17/Jan
14/Jan
12/Jan
10/Jan
9244/9344
ATL
CONVEYOR
23/Feb
21/Feb
20/Feb
17/Feb
09/Feb
07/Feb
06/Feb
05/Feb
04/Feb
03/Feb
01/Feb
24/Jan
21/Jan
19/Jan
17/Jan
9245/9345
ATL
COMPANION
02/Mar
28/Feb
27/Feb
24/Feb
16/Feb
14/Feb
13/Feb
12/Feb
11/Feb
10/Feb
08/Feb
31/Jan
28/Jan
26/Jan
24/Jan
9246/9346
ATL
CONCERT
09/Mar
07/Mar
06/Mar
03/Mar
23/Feb
21/Feb
20/Feb
19/Feb
18/Feb
17/Feb
15/Feb
07/Feb
04/Feb
02/Feb
31/Jan
9247/9347
ATL
COMPASS
16/Mar
14/Mar
13/Mar
10/Mar
02/Mar
28/Feb
27/Feb
26/Feb
25/Feb
24/Feb
22/Feb
14/Feb
11/Feb
09/Feb
07/Feb
9248/9348
ATL
CARTIER
23/Mar
21/Mar
20/Mar
17/Mar
09/Mar
07/Mar
06/Mar
05/Mar
04/Mar
03/Mar
01/Mar
21/Feb
18/Feb
16/Feb
14/Feb
9249/9349
ATL
CONVEYOR
05/Mar
06/Mar
09/Mar
11/Mar
13/Mar
22/Mar
04/Feb(*)
16/Feb
25/Feb
27/Feb
01/Mar
04/Feb
06/Feb
08/Feb
10/Feb
GBA0209
Grande
Buenos Aires
ACL Weekly Fixed-day Schedule
18/Jan
19/Jan
23/Jan
24/Jan
26/Jan
04/Feb
12/Jan
14/Jan
18/Dec(*)
04/Jan
25/Dec
28/Dec
23/Dec
GFR0109
Grande
Francia
30/Mar
28/Mar
27/Mar
24/Mar
16/Mar
14/Mar
13/Mar
12/Mar
11/Mar
10/Mar
08/Mar
28/Feb
25/Feb
23/Feb
21/Feb
9250/9350
ATL
COMPANION
15/Mar
16/Mar
19/Mar
21/Mar
22/Mar
01/Apr
09/Mar
11/Mar
14/Feb
16/Feb
18/Feb
20/Feb
22/Feb
15/Feb(*)
28/Feb
GFR0209
Grande
Francia
Schedules subject to changes without notice
of call
of call
Fixed day
Ravenna
Venice
Monfalcone
Koper
Piraeus
Limassol
Alexandria
Ashdod
Haifa
Izmir
Gemlik
ports
vessel
01/Dec
02/Dec
05/Dec
06/Dec
V.23
Spes
V.19
Fides
V.23
08/Dec
09/Dec
10/Dec
10/Dec
13/Dec
15/Dec
16/Dec
17/Dec
19/Dec
-
Maltese
Falcon
09/Dec
10/Dec
13/Dec
14/Dec
V.24
Spes
26/Nov
28/Nov
03/Dec
05/Dec
06/Dec
07/Dec
09/Dec
10/Dec
11/Dec
15/Dec
17/Dec
22/Dec
23/Dec
24/Dec
V. 17/08
21/Nov
24/Nov
27/Nov
01/Dec
02/Dec
03/Dec
04/Dec
07/Dec
08/Dec
11/Dec
13/Dec
17/Dec
18/Dec
19/Dec
V. 13/08
01/Dec
02/Dec
03/Dec
03/Dec
06/Dec
08/Dec
09/Dec
10/Dec
12/Dec
-
Vessel
Wed & Fri
Fri & Tue
Thursday
Wed
Fri & Mon
Sat & Tue
Sunday
Thursday
Tuesday
Wed & Sun
Thu & Mon
Mon & Thu
Wed & Sat
Mon & Thu
Tue & Fri
Wed & Fri
Adriatic Service
ANTWERP (B)
PORTBURY (gb)
SETUBAL (P)
VALENCIA (E)
LIVORNO (I)
CIVITAVECCHIA (I)
SALERNO (I)
PALERMO (I)
PIRAEUS (GR)
GEMLIK (TK)
YENIKOY (TK)
SALERNO (I)
VALENCIA (E)
SOUTHAMPTON (GB)
FLUSHING (NL)
ANTWERP (B)
Ports
14/Nov
15/Nov
18/Nov
21/Nov
22/Nov
25/Nov
26/Nov
28/Nov
29/Nov
05/Dec
07/Dec
08/Dec
09/Dec
11/Dec
12/Dec
14/Dec
V. 10/08
Grande
Italia
07/Nov
08/Nov
11/Nov
14/Nov
15/Nov
18/Nov
19/Nov
21/Nov
22/Nov
28/Nov
30/Nov
01/Dec
02/Dec
04/Dec
05/Dec
07/Dec
Grande
Ellade
Grande
Portogallo
V. 10/08
Gran
Bret.
Friday
Saturday
Tuesday
Friday
Saturday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Friday
Saturday
Friday
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Vessel
Fixed Day
Euro Aegean Service
SALERNO (I)
SAVONA (I)
SETUBAL (P)
BRISTOL (PRBY) (GB)
CORK (IRL)
ESBJERG (DK)
WALLHAMN (S)
ANTWERP (B)
SOUTHAMPTON (GB)
SALERNO (I)
MALTA (ML)
PIRAEUS (GR)
IZMIR (TR)
ASHDOD (IL)
LIMASSOL (CY)
ALEXANDRIA (ET)
Ports
Euro-Med Service
V.20
15/Dec
16/Dec
17/Dec
17/Dec
20/Dec
22/Dec
23/Dec
24/Dec
26/Dec
-
Fides
28/Nov
01/Dec
04/Dec
08/Dec
09/Dec
10/Dec
11/Dec
14/Dec
15/Dec
18/Dec
20/Dec
24/Dec
25/Dec
26/Dec
V. 12/08
Grande
Detroit
21/Nov
22/Nov
25/Nov
28/Nov
29/Nov
02/Dec
03/Dec
05/Dec
06/Dec
12/Dec
14/Dec
15/Dec
16/Dec
18/Dec
19/Dec
21/Dec
V. 10/08
Grande
Mediter.
17/Dec
18/Dec
21/Dec
22/Dec
V.25
Spes
03/Dec
05/Dec
10/Dec
12/Dec
13/Dec
14/Dec
16/Dec
17/Dec
18/Dec
22/Dec
24/Dec
29/Dec
30/Dec
31/Dec
V. 13/08
V.24
22/Dec
23/Dec
24/Dec
24/Dec
27/Dec
29/Dec
30/Dec
31/Dec
02/Jan
-
Maltese
Falcon
05/Dec
08/Dec
11/Dec
15/Dec
16/Dec
17/Dec
18/Dec
21/Dec
22/Dec
25/Dec
27/Dec
31/Dec
01/Jan
02/Jan
V. 14/08
19/Dec
20/Dec
23/Dec
26/Dec
27/Dec
30/Dec
31/Dec
02/Jan
03/Jan
09/Jan
11/Jan
12/Jan
13/Jan
15/Jan
16/Jan
18/Jan
V. 01/09
Grande
Ellade
25/Dec
26/Dec
29/Dec
30/Dec
V.26
29/Dec
30/Dec
31/Dec
31/Dec
03/Jan
05/Jan
06/Jan
07/Jan
09/Jan
-
V.21
02/Jan
03/Jan
06/Jan
07/Jan
V.27
05/Jan
06/Jan
07/Jan
07/Jan
10/Jan
12/Jan
13/Jan
14/Jan
16/Jan
-
V.25
Maltese
Falcon
17/Dec
19/Dec
24/Dec
26/Dec
27/Dec
28/Dec
30/Dec
31/Dec
01/Jan
05/Jan
07/Jan
12/Jan
13/Jan
14/Jan
V. 04/08
16/Jan
17/Jan
20/Jan
23/Jan
24/Jan
27/Jan
28/Jan
30/Jan
31/Jan
06/Feb
08/Feb
09/Feb
10/Feb
12/Feb
13/Feb
15/Feb
V. 01/09
Gran
Bret.
10/Jan
11/Jan
14/Jan
15/Jan
V.28
Spes
16/Dec
19/Dec
22/Dec
26/Dec
27/Dec
28/Dec
29/Dec
01/Jan
02/Jan
05/Jan
07/Jan
11/Jan
12/Jan
13/Jan
V. 14/08
Grande
Portogallo
09/Jan
10/Jan
13/Jan
16/Jan
17/Jan
20/Jan
21/Jan
23/Jan
24/Jan
30/Jan
01/Feb
02/Feb
03/Feb
05/Feb
06/Feb
08/Feb
V. 01/09
Grande
Scandin.
Grande
Napoli
02/Jan
03/Jan
06/Jan
09/Jan
10/Jan
13/Jan
14/Jan
16/Jan
17/Jan
23/Jan
25/Jan
26/Jan
27/Jan
29/Jan
30/Jan
01/Feb
V. 01/09
Grande
Europa
Spes
12/Dec
15/Dec
18/Dec
22/Dec
23/Dec
24/Dec
25/Dec
28/Dec
29/Dec
01/Jan
03/Jan
07/Jan
08/Jan
09/Jan
V. 12/08
Grande
Sicilia
26/Dec
27/Dec
30/Dec
02/Jan
03/Jan
06/Jan
07/Jan
09/Jan
10/Jan
16/Jan
18/Jan
19/Jan
20/Jan
22/Jan
23/Jan
25/Jan
V. 01/09
Grande
Mediter.
Fides
10/Dec
12/Dec
17/Dec
19/Dec
20/Dec
21/Dec
23/Dec
24/Dec
25/Dec
29/Dec
31/Dec
05/Jan
06/Jan
07/Jan
V. 14/08
Grande
Colonia
Spes
12/Dec
13/Dec
16/Dec
19/Dec
20/Dec
23/Dec
24/Dec
26/Dec
27/Dec
02/Jan
04/Jan
05/Jan
06/Jan
08/Jan
09/Jan
11/Jan
V. 11/08
Gran
Bret.
Grande
Spagna
05/Dec
06/Dec
09/Dec
12/Dec
13/Dec
16/Dec
17/Dec
19/Dec
20/Dec
26/Dec
28/Dec
29/Dec
30/Dec
01/Jan
02/Jan
04/Jan
V. 10/08
Grande
Scandin.
Grande
Anversa
28/Nov
29/Nov
02/Dec
05/Dec
06/Dec
09/Dec
10/Dec
12/Dec
13/Dec
19/Dec
21/Dec
22/Dec
23/Dec
25/Dec
26/Dec
28/Dec
V. 09/08
Grande
Europa
12/Jan
13/Jan
14/Jan
14/Jan
17/Jan
19/Jan
20/Jan
21/Jan
23/Jan
-
V.22
Fides
24/Dec
26/Dec
31/Dec
02/Jan
03/Jan
04/Jan
06/Jan
07/Jan
08/Jan
12/Jan
14/Jan
19/Jan
20/Jan
21/Jan
V. 01/09
Grande
Italia
23/Jan
24/Jan
27/Jan
30/Jan
31/Jan
03/Feb
04/Feb
06/Feb
07/Feb
13/Feb
15/Feb
16/Feb
17/Feb
19/Feb
20/Feb
22/Feb
V. 02/09
Grande
Ellade
18/Jan
19/Jan
22/Jan
23/Jan
V.29
Spes
19/Jan
20/Jan
21/Jan
21/Jan
24/Jan
26/Jan
27/Jan
28/Jan
30/Jan
-
V.26
13/Feb
14/Feb
17/Feb
20/Feb
21/Feb
24/Feb
25/Feb
27/Feb
28/Feb
06/Mar
08/Mar
09/Mar
10/Mar
12/Mar
13/Mar
15/Mar
V. 02/09
Grande
Scandin.
26/Jan
27/Jan
30/Jan
31/Jan
V.30
Spes
31/Dec
02/Jan
07/Jan
09/Jan
10/Jan
11/Jan
13/Jan
14/Jan
15/Jan
19/Jan
21/Jan
26/Jan
27/Jan
28/Jan
V. 01/09
Grande
Anversa
06/Feb
07/Feb
10/Feb
13/Feb
14/Feb
17/Feb
18/Feb
20/Feb
21/Feb
27/Feb
01/Mar
02/Mar
03/Mar
05/Mar
06/Mar
08/Mar
V. 02/09
Grande
Europa
Maltese
Falcon
26/Dec
29/Dec
01/Jan
05/Jan
06/Jan
07/Jan
08/Jan
11/Jan
12/Jan
15/Jan
17/Jan
21/Jan
22/Jan
23/Jan
V. 01/09
Grande
Detroit
30/Jan
31/Jan
03/Feb
06/Feb
07/Feb
10/Feb
11/Feb
13/Feb
14/Feb
20/Feb
22/Feb
23/Feb
24/Feb
26/Feb
27/Feb
01/Mar
V. 02/09
Grande
Mediter.
Euro-Med Network Fixed-day Schedule
V.23
26/Jan
27/Jan
28/Jan
28/Jan
31/Jan
02/Feb
03/Feb
04/Feb
06/Feb
-
Fides
02/Jan
05/Jan
08/Jan
12/Jan
13/Jan
14/Jan
15/Jan
18/Jan
19/Jan
22/Jan
24/Jan
28/Jan
29/Jan
30/Jan
V. 01/09
Grande
Spagna
20/Feb
21/Feb
24/Feb
27/Feb
28/Feb
03/Mar
04/Mar
06/Mar
07/Mar
13/Mar
15/Mar
16/Mar
17/Mar
19/Mar
20/Mar
22/Mar
V. 02/09
Gran
Bret.