Neptune Pacific has announced a fleet expansion aimed at increasing capacity and operational flexibility across its Central Pacific network. ICS Silver Lining will join the carrier’s fleet in November 2026. The vessel will enter the MICROPAC service in December, connecting Kiribati, Fiji and the Marshall Islands. Neptune Pacific fleet expansion reshapes deployments Following the arrival of ICS Silver Lining, Southern Pearl will transfer to the Intrapac service. The vessel will provide connections to Tuvalu and Wallis and Futuna. Neptune Pacific said the combined deployment changes would increase available capacity and provide greater flexibility across the Central Pacific. ICS Silver Lining Capitaine Wallis will also remain in the fleet. The vessel will provide operational support, handle project cargo and offer additional capacity when required across the region. “This is an important milestone in the continued growth of our regional network, where container shipping plays a vital role in enabling trade,” said Kim A. Kristensen, President of Neptune Pacific. Kristensen added that the company would continue investing in its network to support the island nations and communities it serves. Neptune Pacific said further initiatives are under development to strengthen its services and connections across the wider Pacific region. The post Neptune Pacific fleet expansion boosts regional capacity appeared first on Container News .