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June 2020 IA2 Service Change Dear Valued Customer, CMA CGM Japan inform our customer of CNC IA2 Service change as below ; Service : IA2 < REVISED > Effective vessel MCC Qingdao 026S/0IA65S1NC (ETA Tokyo 24th June, 2020) Port Transit Day Arrive Depart Terminal NIPPON YUSEN TOKYO CONTAINER TOKYO 0 Wed Thu TERMINAL YOKOHAMA 1 Thu Thu MAERSK YOKOHAMA TERMINAL NAGOYA 2 Fri Sat TOBISHIMA MINAMI TERMINAL 93/94 KOBE 3 Sat Sun KOBE ROKKO TERMINAL XIAMEN PORT GROUP HAITIAN XIAMEN 7 Wed Wed CONTAINER TERMINAL HONG KONG 8 Thu Thu HONG KONG MODERN TERMINALS LTD HO CHI MINH CITY 11 Sun Mon CAT LAI TERMINAL PELABUHAN TANJUNG PELEPAS TANJUNG PELEPAS 14 Wed Thu TERMINAL SINGAPORE 15 Thu Thu PSA SINGAPORE TERMINAL LAEM CHABANG 18 Sun Mon LAEM CHABANG PORT A0 HONG KONG 23 Fri Sat HONG KONG MODERN TERMINALS LTD NIPPON YUSEN TOKYO CONTAINER TOKYO 28 Wed TERMINAL ⚫ Add Tanjung Pelepas & Singapore calls ⚫ Change position of Xiamen, Hong Kong & Ho Chi Minh City th CMA CGM (Japan) K.K. 9 floor, Tradepia Odaiba, 2-3-1, Daiba, Minato-ku, Tokyo 135-0091 1/2 <ORIGINAL> Transit Port Arrive Depart Terminal Day NIPPON YUSEN TOKYO CONTAINER TOKYO 0 Wed Thu TERMINAL YOKOHAMA 1 Thu Thu MAERSK YOKOHAMA TERMINAL NAGOYA 2 Fri Sat TOBISHIMA MINAMI TERMINAL 93/94 KOBE 3 Sat Sun KOBE ROKKO TERMINAL TAICHUNG 6 Tue Wed CHINA CONTAINER TERMINAL XIAMEN PORT GROUP HAITIAN XIAMEN 8 Thu Thu CONTAINER TERMINAL HONG 9 Fri Sat HONG KONG MODERN TERMINALS LTD KONG YANTIAN INTERNATIONAL CONT YANTIAN 10 Sat Sun TERMINAL HO CHI 14 Wed Thu CAT LAI TERMINAL MINH CITY LAEM 18 Sun Mon LAEM CHABANG PORT A0 CHABANG HONG 23 Fri Sat HONG KONG MODERN TERMINALS LTD KONG NIPPON YUSEN TOKYO CONTAINER TOKYO 28 Wed TERMINAL ⚫ Omit Taichung & Yantian calls We thank you for your business and continued support. Should you have further inquiries, please contact our sales and customer service representatives. Sincerely, CMA CGM (Japan) K.K. 2/2 .

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