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W.E.C. (West European Container) Lines B.V. is officially changing its name to WEC Lines B.V., trade name WEC Lines, and is dropping the dots and vessel logomark.
The Dutch carrier says that the rebrand will portray a more modern, open and that the new simpler logo represents its commitment to user-friendly design and a stronger brand identity.
Although WEC Lines remains at its core a shipping line, it is increasingly expanding its ...
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WEC Lines is entering the refrigerated container market, adding its first batch of 50 45ft high-cube pallet-wide units to its fleet.
Demand for reefer containers has been rising steadily across various industries, including food & beverage, pharmaceuticals and healthcare.
The new 45ft refrigerated containers are all equipped with an electric cooling system ...
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WEC Lines has launched a new service between the UK and north-west Europe to Casablanca, Morocco, via France.
From 19 September the Euro-Maroc service replaces the NWC Iberia and MOPT services and establishes direct sailings from Rotterdam and Antwerp to Casablanca, with connections from Portugal and Spain via Montoir, northwest France.
Ports of ...
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Shortsea and intermodal operator WEC Lines is to launch a new weekly service linking Bilbao and north-central Spain with Thamesport, Immingham, Teesport and Blyth. A regular ship shuttle service operated by the MV Freya departs Bilbao on Wednesdays at 17.00 with arrival into the four UK ports, with transhipment at ...
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Short sea operator WEC Lines is beginning a new service connecting Liverpool with Huelva in south-west Spain, the north-west Spanish port of Vigo, Leixoes near Porto in north-west Portugal and Dublin. The service starts at the end of September with weekly 300teu vessels, but is expected to grow significantly once ...
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