CMA CGM adds Puerto Antioquia to its PEX2 Asia–Caribbean service
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CMA CGM is adding a direct call at Turbo (Puerto Antioquia) to its PEX2 service rotation. The first vessel, CMA CGM CAPE COD, is scheduled to arrive on 8 October 2026; the carrier says the call adds two days compared with Cartagena and offers a new route into Colombian import markets.
CMA CGM announced on 23 September 2026 that Puerto Antioquia (Turbo) will be added as a direct call on its PEX2 Asia–Caribbean service. The published rotation places the port after Cartagena. The carrier names CMA CGM CAPE COD as the first vessel, with an estimated arrival of 8 October 2026. CMA CGM says the transit takes two additional days compared with Cartagena and will provide access to Colombian import markets including Medellín, Bogotá and Bucaramanga. This is a scheduled service change, not a report that the first call has already taken place.
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- CMA CGM
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- 23 Sept 2026
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- 25 Sept 2026
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