CMA CGM and its OCEAN Alliance partners have launched the “DAY 10 Product”, setting out a 41-service network for 2026.
Spanning 41 services, OCEAN Alliance remains the largest operational alliance in container shipping.
For 2026, CMA CGM and its partners have set out a network focused on operational resilience and flexibility. On the Asia–Northern Europe trade, the alliance is offering its widest port coverage to date at both origin and destination.
Designed by CMA CGM, the “DAY 10 Product” marks the alliance’s 10th consecutive year of joint operations.
The network deploys 394 container vessels, including 130 from CMA CGM, across 41 services on the main East–West trades, representing a total capacity of 5.3 million TEU.
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The service structure includes seven Asia–Northern Europe services operated by 102 vessels, four Asia–Mediterranean services using 54 vessels, and 22 transpacific services.
The transpacific network comprises eight Asia–US East Coast services and 14 Asia–US and Canada West Coast services.
The alliance also operates three services between Asia and the Persian Gulf and three transatlantic services linking Northern Europe with the US East Coast.
Direct Asia–Red Sea services remain suspended, with cargo to and from the region handled via CMA CGM’s standalone REX2 service.
The launch also underlines the long-term stability of the partnership. CMA CGM, COSCO Shipping, Evergreen and OOCL have committed to continue cooperation until at least 2032.
Recently, the CMA CGM Foundation shipped two additional PharmaBox units from the port of Dunkirk to Africa.
For more information:
CMA CGM – https://www.cma-cgm.com/
