Worldwide container shipper, Maersk Line, has announced that it will make changes to its KNSM service operating between Northern Europe and Morocco.

Changing from an interim schedule which included the Port of Agadir in the service rotation, from July the carrier will implement a fixed-day schedule on the service, but removing the Port of Agadir from the service.

Maersk Line advises that Agadir will still be served by the carriers feeder network via Algeciras in Spain, however the KNSM service will now limit its rotation to include only the ports of Bremerhaven and Rotterdam in Europe, and Casablanca in Morocco.

Based in Copenhagen Denmark, Maersk Line enjoys a fleet of over 500 container vessels with more than 1,900,000 containers.  The company has 325 office in 170 countries, employing over 25,000 people.

Source: Maersk Line

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