August14 , 2026

    CMA CGM expands capacity on its Atlantic Feeder service

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    CMA CGM has confirmed an upsize of its Atlantic Feeder service, effective from week 45.

    The m/v VERA RAMBOW, with a nominal capacity of 1,421 TEU, will replace the m/v Hanna (868 TEU) starting with the Le Havre call on 4 November 2025.

    The service rotation will remain unchanged, calling at Le Havre (Europe-Ameriques Terminal and Terminal de France), Montoir, Bassens, and Brest on a fortnightly schedule.

    The upgrade is designed to increase capacity, enhance operational reliability, and offer more efficient logistics solutions for shippers across the network.

    CMA CGM notes that the move supports the growing demand on the Atlantic trade lane  while maintaining continuity for its existing customer base.

    For regional ports, this represents a strengthened service offering and enhanced competitiveness on the Atlantic trade routes.

    CMA CGM recently announced that it had enhanced its barge service linking Lyon with Fos Eurofos and Seayard 2XL Terminals through the strategic intermodal hub at Lyon Rhône Terminal.

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