Seago expands services

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Copenhagen-based Seago Line, which operates intra-European container shipping services and is a fully owned subsidiary of Maersk Line, has increased its operations in Turkey. In the past month, the carrier has started a new service between the western Mediterranean and the Marmara Sea and resurrected its specialist Black Sea reefer service linking the eastern Mediterranean region of Turkey with Russia.

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