Hapag-Lloyd and Hamburg SĂĽd are restructuring the EPIC service between
Europe and Middle East/India. The shipping lines will deploy six 4,000 TEU ships with a weekly frequency in this region in future. Hapag-Lloyd will provide four and
Hamburg SĂĽd two units. The vessels each have 400 reefer plugs. The first
departure is scheduled for the beginning of May.
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