Hapag-Lloyd will be introducing an expanded Latin America-Asia service network from August 12, 2015, covering South America, Central America, Mexico, Japan, South Korea, China, Taiwan and Hong Kong.

The new network improves direct port coverage between the west coast of Latin America and Asia.

Brand new 9,300 TEU vessels with an increased reefer capacity will be deployed on the new services, according to Hapag-Lloyd.

Details are as follows.

AN1 South America west coast-Asia Loop 1 [Weekly]	Westbound calls	Valparaiso
		Keelung
		Hong Kong
	Eastbound calls	Hong Kong
		Yantian
		Xiamen
		Ningbo
		Shanghai
		Busan
		Manzanillo [MX]
		Callao
		Iquique
		Puerto Angamos
		Valparaiso

AN2 South America west coast-Asia Loop 2 [Weekly]	Westbound calls	Lirquen
		Puerto Angamos
		Callao
		Lazaro Cardenas
		Manzanillo [MX]
		Busan
	Eastbound calls	Busan
		Shanghai
		Xiamen
		Chiwan
		Hong Kong
		Manzanillo [MX]
		Lazaro Cardenas
		Buenaventura
		Callao
		San Antonio
		Lirquen

AME1 South America west coast-Asia Loop 3 [Weekly]	Westbound calls	Guayaquil
		Manzanillo [MX]
		Ensenada
		Yokohama
		Busan
		Qingdao
	Eastbound calls	Qingdao
		Ningbo
		Shanghai
		Busan
		Yokohama
		Ensenada
		Manzanillo [MX]
		Lazaro Cardenas
		Buenaventura
		Guayaquil

AME2 Asia Mexico Express Loop 2 [Weekly]	Westbound calls	Balboa
		Lazaro Cardenas
		Manzanillo [MX]
		Yokohama
		Busan
		Shanghai
		Chiwan
		Hong Kong
	Eastbound calls	Hong Kong
		Kaohsiung
		Manzanillo [MX]
		Lazaro Cardenas
		Buenaventura
		Balboa

JCS (former Joint Caribbean CSAV Service) [Weekly]	Westbound calls	Port of Spain
	Westbound calls	Busan
	Eastbound calls	Busan
		Qingdao
		Shanghai
		Ningbo
		Kaohsiung
		Chiwan
		Hong Kong
		Ensenada
		Manzanillo [MX]
		Manzanillo [MIT]
		Cartagena
		Kingston
		Caucedo
		Port of Spain