Greta Shipping, a new player in the regional feeder shipping landscape, is set to make its operational debut with the launch of three dedicated feeder services linking the Middle East and the Indian Subcontinent. Beginning mid-August, these services aim to strengthen regional connectivity and enhance feeder capacity between the Gulf and South Asia.
The services will be anchored out of Jebel Ali, UAE, with connectivity to key Indian and Pakistani ports. Global shipping major Hapag-Lloyd has partnered with Greta Shipping to co-load on select routes, adding further strength to the launch.
Key Service Launches:
🔹 JKX Feeder Service (Jebel Ali – Karachi)
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Start Date: August 15
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Vessel: Hui Fa (2,444 TEU)
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Details: This flagship service will connect Jebel Ali with Karachi Port, one of Pakistan’s busiest gateways. Hapag-Lloyd will co-load cargo on this high-traffic corridor, ensuring reliable frequency and capacity.
🔹 JIX1 Feeder (Jebel Ali – Nhava Sheva)
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Start Date: August 11
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Details: Integrated into Hapag-Lloyd’s IG1 loop, the JIX1 Feeder will connect Jebel Ali to India’s premier container gateway, Nhava Sheva (JNPT), supporting growing trade volumes on this vital route.
🔹 JIX2 Feeder (Jebel Ali – Kandla)
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Start Date: August 13
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Details: Operating in conjunction with Hapag-Lloyd’s KWF service, the JIX2 Feeder extends critical connectivity to Kandla Port, a rising logistics hub on India’s western coast.
With this strategic entry, Greta Shipping is positioning itself as a nimble and responsive feeder operator in one of the world’s most active regional trade corridors. The company’s focus on punctuality, reliable scheduling, and key partnerships marks a significant step forward in serving the growing demands of regional container traffic.
As the regional maritime ecosystem continues to evolve, Greta Shipping’s timely launch is expected to offer greater routing flexibility and supply chain efficiency for carriers and shippers alike.