Veracruz, Ver.- With the arrival of the MSC KEY F on July 4, Mediterranean Shipping Company (MSC) officially launched its new PAMEX regular service at Grupo CICE's Semi-Specialized for Container and Cargo Project Terminal, located in the North Bay of the Port of Veracruz.
The PAMEX service will strengthen the Port of Veracruz's maritime connectivity through a weekly container shipping service serving both import and export markets. Initially deployed with the MSC KEY F and MSC NORDEROOG, the service will provide four weekly port calls, strategically connecting Veracruz, Altamira, and Cristóbal, while expanding logistics options for international trade.
The addition of this new service further consolidates Grupo CICE's North Bay Terminal as a strategic hub for international maritime services, enhancing its logistics offering for customers, exporters, and importers through efficient, secure operations and greater connectivity to global markets.
Founded in 1970, Mediterranean Shipping Company is the world's largest container shipping line and a global leader in integrated logistics solutions. With one of the largest container vessel fleets in the industry and a presence across major international trade lanes, MSC connects strategic ports worldwide, supporting the continuous growth of global commerce.
The launch of the PAMEX service reaffirms Grupo CICE's commitment to strengthening Mexico's port infrastructure and logistics capabilities by building strategic partnerships with the world's leading shipping lines, further strengthening its position as a leading provider of integrated logistics solutions.
