CSAV
First direct call in Spain, Valencia on the IMEX service
NOV, 21.2008
CSAV Norasia announced that the India Middle East Express Service (IMEX) will expand adding a direct call to the port of Valencia to its west bound leg, on December 7th. Valencia, serves as a free gateway to the Western Mediterranean and the North and West Africa, on the existing service connecting North Europe, India, Gulf and Pakistan.
The trip from Nhava Sheva to Valencia will take 13 days, and Port Said to Valencia only in 4 days. Feeder services are available from Valencia to Barcelona, Vigo, Genoa, Livorno, Naples, FOS, Lisbon, Leixoes, and Casablanca.
Compañía Sudamericana de Vapores (CSAV) is a Chilean publicly traded shipping company, presently the largest in Latin America. In June 2000 CSAV acquired Norasia. The company operates since 1872, and offers regular, fixed container services and the ability to carry a wide variety of conventional cargoes, in over 50 countries worldwide, with representation in more than 300 locations and owned offices to all major ports in Asia, Europe, North America, and the Middle East. The company also owns vessels specially designed for frozen cargo, cars, bulk cargo and forest products.
