Hapag-Lloyd has announced a revised port rotation for its India Gulf Service 1 (IG1) as part of ongoing network adjustments in the Middle East. The updated rotation follows the temporary suspension of the service announced on 6 March 2026 and will now operate as follows: Kandla (India) → Nhava Sheva (India) → Karachi (Pakistan) → Khorfakkan (UAE) → Sohar (Oman) → Kandla (India) The carrier said the revised configuration is designed to continue providing a competitive, reliable and cost-effective service for customers trading between India and the Middle East Gulf. The first vessel to operate under the new rotation will be Lisbon Express. Customers are advised to consult Hapag-Lloyd’s sailing schedules for the latest voyage information and estimated arrival and departure times. The post Hapag-Lloyd revises India Gulf Service 1 rotation appeared first on Container News .