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ICTSI'S MINDANAO TERMINAL WELCOMES NEW EVERGREEN, WAN HAI LINES SERVICE
October 15, 2024

Mindanao Container Terminal (MCT), International Container Terminal Services, Inc.'s (ICTSI) operation in Cagayan de Oro, Philippines, received the inaugural call of MV Ever Core last August under a new joint service by Evergreen and Wan Hai Lines.

 

The Manila, Philippines-headquartered ICTSI said the new bi-monthly service enhances MCT's connectivity with key international markets in Hong Kong and Taiwan through the ports of Cagayan de Oro, Davao, Shekou, Subic, and Cebu.

 

"This new partnership with Evergreen and Wan Hai further demonstrates our commitment to providing enhanced connectivity to Mindanao's exporters and importers. As we continue to grow and expand our network, we're confident that this new service will bring greater value to the region's agricultural sector and foster economic growth," said Aurelio Garcia, MCT's chief executive officer.

 

The 1,984 TEU vessel operating the service alternates with Wan Hai Lines' Mindanao—Hong Kong—Taiwan (MHT) service, which is designed to meet the timely export needs of coconut by-products.

 

The additional capacity and improved schedules will help ensure that agricultural exporters can reliably meet the increasing demand from international buyers for one of Mindanao’s primary exports.

 

ICTSI noted that MCT continues to enhance its facilities and expand its service offerings, positioning itself as a vital hub for international trade in Southern Philippines.

 

By increasing capacity and introducing new shipping line services, the terminal commits to supporting the region’s growth and providing timely, efficient trade solutions for customers.

 

MICT develops, manages, and operates the container terminal at the PHIVIDEC Industrial Estate in Tagoloan, Misamis Oriental, in southern Philippines. It provides full terminal operations and supports the Philippines’ agro-industrial sectors in Mindanao as well as the country's international standing as a leader in fresh and canned pineapple trade.