September28 , 2026

    Mariana Express Expands MXS Service with Xiamen, Nansha Calls

    Related

    JSW Tuticorin Multipurpose Terminal Sets New 24-Hour Coal Discharge Record

    JSW Tuticorin Multipurpose Terminal Private Limited has set a...

    ₹17,167-Crore Outer Harbour Project Approved for V.O. Chidambaranar Port

    The Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs (CCEA) has approved...

    DPA Kandla Crosses 90 MMT Cargo Milestone with 27% YoY Growth

    Deendayal Port Authority (DPA), Kandla, has crossed the significant...

    TICT Crosses 30,000 TEUs in a Single Month at VOC Port

    Tuticorin International Container Terminal (TICT) at Berth No. 9...

    Dhamra Port Moves to 100% Renewable Power

    Adani Group’s Dhamra Port in Odisha is moving towards...

    Share

    Mariana Express Lines has expanded its MXS service by adding Xiamen and Nansha to the service rotation, strengthening its coverage of key Chinese ports.

    The addition of the two calls will provide shippers with additional options for moving containerised cargo through southern and southeastern China. Xiamen and Nansha are important regional gateways, serving manufacturing and export markets in their respective hinterlands.

    The network adjustment comes as container carriers continue to modify service rotations to match cargo demand and improve connectivity across regional trade lanes. Adding the two ports is expected to give MXS customers greater flexibility when planning shipments from or to China.

    The revised service will also expand Mariana Express Lines’ port coverage and provide additional connections for cargo moving through the region.

    For exporters and importers, the inclusion of Xiamen and Nansha could improve access to vessel capacity and provide alternative routing options within the MXS network. The updated port rotation and sailing schedule will determine the specific transit times and connections available to customers.

    The changes reflect the continued evolution of regional container shipping networks as carriers optimise port coverage, vessel deployment and schedules in response to market requirements.