November8 , 2026

    Hazira Welcomes T.S. Lines’ CWX2 Service on Maiden Call

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    Hazira Port has welcomed the T.S. Lines CWX2 service on its maiden call, strengthening the port’s connectivity with key markets and adding another liner service to its container shipping network.

    The new service provides exporters and importers using Hazira with an additional shipping option for moving containerised cargo through regional trade routes. The call is expected to support more efficient connections for businesses in Gujarat and surrounding industrial regions.

    T.S. Lines operates container shipping services linking major ports across Asia and other international markets. The addition of the CWX2 service at Hazira further expands the carrier’s presence in India’s growing container trade.

    Hazira has developed into an important gateway for containerised and industrial cargo, serving manufacturing and export-oriented industries across western India. Its location in Gujarat provides access to major production and consumption centres through road and rail networks.

    The maiden call also highlights the continued expansion of shipping connectivity at Indian ports as carriers adjust their networks to meet changing cargo demand and strengthen links with international markets.

    The introduction of the CWX2 service is expected to provide customers with greater routing flexibility and support the movement of Indian export and import cargo through Hazira.