CMA CGM gains slots to Prince Rupert, capping busy year for port

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CMA CGM gains slots to Prince Rupert, capping busy year for port

| Nov 19, 2015 5:36PM EST
The announcement this week by CMA CGM that it will share slots on China Ocean Shipping Company’s trans-Pacific service from Asia to Prince Rupert, Canada, caps off one of the more eventful years in the short history of the port’s container operations.
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