Miami-based SeaFreight Line is now offering service to Manzanillo International Terminal, Panama and Cap Haitien, Haiti, the company said Tuesday.
SeaFreight, which calls Port Everglades and Jacksonville, Fla., has a fleet of nine vessels and operates two weekly services between Florida, the Caribbean islands and the North Coast of South America.
In addition to the new port calls, SeaFreight was already offering weekly service to Aruba, Barbados, Bonaire, Curacao, Grand Cayman, Grenada, Guyana, Haiti, Margarita, Montego Bay, St. Lucia, St. Vincent, Suriname, Puerto Cabello and LaGuaira Venezuela, with twice-weekly service to Kingston, Jamaica and Point Lisas, Trinidad.
SeaFreight said it has appointed C.B. Fenton Panama and CAP Shipping S.A. Haiti as its ship's agents in the respective markets.
SeaFreight handles dry and refrigerated container, as well as breakbulk freight such as boats and vehicles on flat racks. |
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Source: American Shipper
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