August27 , 2026

    OOCL Unveils 2026 Global Service Line-Up

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    Orient Overseas Container Line (OOCL) has announced its 2026 global product line-up, highlighting an expanded network of services under the OCEAN Alliance’s newly signed Day 10 Product. The updated schedule aims to enhance service coverage, operational reliability, and sustainability across major trade lanes.

    The 2026 line-up reflects OOCL’s ongoing collaboration with COSCO SHIPPING, CMA CGM, and Evergreen Line, operating one of the world’s largest ocean carrier networks. The Day 10 Product will launch in April 2026, with Trans-Pacific services starting in May.

    OOCL plans 14 Pacific services, connecting Asia with North America, including nine to the U.S. West Coast and five to the Pacific Northwest. The company will also operate eight Asia–U.S. East Coast and Gulf services and 11 Asia–Europe loops, covering North Europe, the Mediterranean, and the Red Sea. Additionally, six non-alliance Trans-Atlantic services will begin in February 2026.

    The 2026 line-up is designed to provide efficient, reliable shipping solutions, strengthen global trade stability, and reinforce OOCL’s commitment to sustainable maritime logistics, while adapting to evolving market conditions and regional challenges. Customers are advised to consult OOCL for the latest service schedules and port rotations.