Shake-up in the ro-ro market

In-Depth by WCN Editorial

Stena Line has bareboat-chartered Cobelfret’s CAPUCINE and SEVERINE for five years for its Rotterdam-Harwich ro-ro service. As we reported on line in August, Cobelfret affiliate CLdN Ro-Ro axed its Ipswich-Rotterdam freight ro-ro service last month because of the state of the market and the question arose what would happen to the two newly-built Ipswichmax ro-ros deployed in the service, CAPUCINE and SEVERINE.

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