Tailwind starts Europe/Bangladesh service

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Tailwind Shipping Lines, a subsidiary of the German supermarket chain Lidl International, has started a dedicated liner service between Bangladesh and Europe. The operation is being maintained with a fleet of 5,000 TEU capacity charter vessels on a fortnightly sailing frequency.

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