Japan’s ONE plans to expand its network in North Africa and the region
Japanese shipping company Ocean Network Express (ONE) has launched its first maritime service to Libya through the Misrata Free Zone port, as part of its strategy to expand operations across North Africa.
ONE is one of the world’s largest ocean freight companies, and its arrival marks a key development in Libya’s maritime logistics.
In a statement, the Misrata Free Zone described the move as a sign of the port’s growing importance as a logistical hub in the Mediterranean.
The zone attributed the achievement to its strategic location, advanced infrastructure and digital systems, streamlined customs services, and a favorable investment environment.
The addition of ONE to the list of international lines operating through the port strengthens the Misrata Free Zone’s position on the regional maritime transport map.
The zone boasts advanced digital infrastructure, streamlined customs services, a favorable investment environment, and high logistical efficiency.
Baltic Feeder Network Upgrade
On the other hand (ONE) announced a significant restructure and enhancement of our Baltic feeder network, designed to provide improved connectivity, increased reliability, and more comprehensive coverage for your cargo needs.
ONE introduce her upgraded Baltic Bridge Express (BBX) service and our new green Finland Express 2 (FI2) service.
FI2 service is powered with green methanol aiming to reduce greenhouse gas emissions which reflects ONE‘s dedication to sustainable logistics and contributing to a greener future for global shipping.
BBX and FI2 services will complement our existing Scandinavia Baltic Express (SBX), Poland Express (PLS) and Finland Express 1 (FI1) aiming to streamline operations and offer enhanced transit times and port coverage in the Baltic Region.
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