CMA CGM and OCEAN Alliance mark 10 years by strengthening the world’s largest maritime network for the future of global trade

World, Word newsletter

January 26, 2026

The “DAY 10 Product” reinforces OCEAN Alliance’s position as the largest operational alliance in the shipping industry, offering 41 services across key global trade routes.
CMA CGM and its partners reaffirm their commitment to reliable and efficient services in a fast-changing industry.
The Asia-Northern Europe trade will offer the most comprehensive product in the industry, with the broadest port coverage both at origin and destination.
5.3 million TEUs of total capacity is deployed on the main routes linking Asia to Northern Europe, the Mediterranean, the Middle East, and North America’s east and west coasts.
On the occasion of The Convention between Carriers and Ports for OCEAN Alliance taking place from January 20 to 21, 2026, the CMA CGM Group, COSCO Shipping, Evergreen and OOCL launch OCEAN Alliance “DAY 10 Product”. Operating on 41 services, OCEAN Alliance remains the largest operational alliance in the shipping industry.

For 2026, in partnership with COSCO Shipping, Evergreen, and OOCL, CMA CGM has designed a robust and flexible network to maintain best-in-class service reliability and efficiency. The Asia-Northern Europe trade will provide the most comprehensive product in the industry, with the broadest port coverage at both origin and destination.

A new OCEAN Alliance offer designed by CMA CGM to further improve services delivered to customers
Thanks to OCEAN Alliance, the Group’s customers will benefit from an optimized and competitive offer for the tenth consecutive year through:
- the deployment of 394 container ships, including 130 vessels for the CMA CGM Group, which continues to play a significant role in the alliance.
- 41 services on the world’s most important trades.
- a total capacity of 5.3 million TEUs (Twenty Foot Equivalent).
  The OCEAN Alliance “DAY 10 Product” will offer CMA CGM customers a set of optimized solutions to transport their goods, in particular to and from Asia, including:

7 services between Asia and Northern Europe. 102 vessels operated by the OCEAN Alliance, including 30 by CMA CGM.
4 services between Asia and the Mediterranean. 54 vessels operated by the OCEAN Alliance, including 26 by CMA CGM.
22 transpacific services:
o 8 services between Asia and the U.S. East Coast. 100 vessels operated by the OCEAN

Alliance, including 41 by CMA CGM.
o 14 services between Asia and the west coast of the United States and Canada. 99

vessels operated by the OCEAN Alliance, including 25 by CMA CGM.
3 services between Asia and the ports of the Persian Gulf. 21 vessels operated by the OCEAN
Alliance, including 7 by CMA CGM.
The 2 direct services connecting Asia to the Red Sea are suspended until further notice. Cargo
to and from the Red Sea Region continues to be transported by CMA CGM through a stand-

alone service (REX2) operated independently from Ocean Alliance.
3 transatlantic services between North Europe and U.S. East Coast. 18 vessels operated by the
OCEAN Alliance, including 7 by CMA CGM.

OCEAN Alliance, a stable, reliable and trusted partnership extended at least until 2032

Since its inception in 2017, OCEAN Alliance has become the world’s largest operational shipping network, offering innovative and flexible solutions across key East-West routes. Connecting Asia to Northern Europe, the Mediterranean, the Middle East, and North America’s East and West coasts, the Alliance ensures agility, reliability, and efficiency through direct calls and optimized transit times that support customers’ supply chains and operations.

Committed to achieving Net Zero Carbon by 2050, the CMA CGM Group is implementing the best available solutions to reduce the environmental impact of maritime transport and logistics and is preparing to operate about 200 container ships that can be powered with low-carbon energy by 2031, part of which is already deployed on the OCEAN Alliance network.