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Span-Global takes on Lykes' Angola sector

12 Oct 2001 - by Staff reporter
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DURBAN-BASED Span-Global has just been appointed marketing agent for the SA-Angola sector of Lykes Line's monthly multipurpose service.
"The service is planned to load in the last 10 days of each month at Durban and/or Cape Town," Span-Global's Brian Hawkins told FTW. "This is for Luanda discharge with any other ports on inducement."
The space allocation for Luanda is 8 000 metric tons, he added, which includes a limit of 150 TEUs (twenty foot equivalent units).

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