First call of Puerto Limón Express at APM Terminals Moín

APM Terminals Moín recently welcomed the first call of the Puerto Limón Express, part of Hapag-Lloyd’s revised weekly Caribbean Express Service (CES). The CES consists of five container ships with a capacity of 1,752 to 2,556 TEU. The vessels have a high reefer capacity of 350 to 600 connections.

With a name dedicated to APM Terminals Moín, this new service calling Moín offers highly competitive transit times from Costa Rica to the U.K., Netherlands, and Belgium with sailing times of just 13, 14 and 16 days respectively. The service was introduced specifically to meet the need of perishable refrigerated cargo.

With over 3,000 reefer plugs, a real time temperature monitoring system, stock of reefer spare parts from main manufacturers and 24/7 dedicated reefer technicians make APM Terminals Moin first choice for Costa Rica’s reefer exports to the rest of the world.

Southbound the service offers some of the fastest transit times from North Europe to Puerto Limon, Costa Rica and is the only direct service from Rotterdam, Antwerp, London Gateway to Kingston, Jamaica.

During the celebration of this first call, the terminal welcomed Mr. Torbjorn Stigson, Regional Sales Director and Erick Rodriguez, Regional Operations Director for Happag Lloyd together with their main reefer cargo exporting customers.

Rotation

Norfolk – Kingston - Santa Marta - Puerto Limon (APM Terminals Moín)- Caucedo - London Gateway – Rotterdam - Antwerp