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Fuhai Line plans Far East service

26 May 2000 - by Staff reporter
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TAIWANESE SHIPPING company Fuhai Line will launch a new service linking South Africa, Mauritius and the Far East on July 1.
Five vessels will be deployed on the service, each with 1000 teu capacity. Calls could be included at Abidjan and Lagos.
Agency details have yet to be confirmed, but FTW understands that Cees Bosman, well known for his previous involvement on the Far East route, will be marketing the service.
According to industry sources, Fuhai Line is currently involved in local services between Hong Kong, Taiwan and Korea. ISO 'policeman' keeps
companies honest

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