Maersk launches Korosho Express ocean service to support Tanzania’s Cashew Trade
The bi-weekly seasonal ocean service will operate from Mtwara, Tanzania, offering dedicated capacity to facilitate cashew exports from Tanzania to destination markets in China, India, and Vietnam.
A.P. Moller – Maersk announced the launch of its new seasonal ocean service, the Korosho Express, specifically designed to support the Tanzania cashew trade. The service will commence operations in late October 2024 and run through February 2025, aligning with the peak cashew season.
The Korosho Express will provide bi-weekly sailings from the port of Mtwara, Tanzania, to key markets in China, Vietnam, and India. This strategic service enhancement demonstrates Maersk’s commitment to supporting the growing cashew export industry in Tanzania.
The introduction of the Korosho Express service reflects our dedication to providing tailored logistics solutions that address the specific needs of our customers. By offering reliable, scheduled services during the peak cashew season, we’re enabling more efficient trade flows and supporting the growth of this vital export commodity.
The Korosho Express service features dedicated capacity, equipment, improved connectivity and streamlined shipping to support growing export volumes while maintaining reliable transit times and schedule integrity.
Source:Maersk
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