CMA CGM and NEOLINE have added Zeebrugge as a new port of call on the wind-powered NEOLINER ORIGIN transatlantic service. The addition expands the service’s connections between Europe and North America. Zeebrugge joins transatlantic rotation With the new call, the service connects Zeebrugge, Montoir, Saint-Pierre-et-Miquelon, Baltimore and Halifax . CMA CGM said the service operates without transshipment and is available through its booking network. It can handle several cargo types, including dry cargo, Ro-Ro, reefer and out-of-gauge (OOG) shipments . Wind-powered freight service NEOLINER ORIGIN uses wind propulsion as a key part of its transatlantic operations. The service combines NEOLINE’s wind-powered shipping model with CMA CGM’s commercial network and booking capabilities. CMA CGM described the partnership as part of efforts to provide lower-carbon freight options on transatlantic trades. The addition of Zeebrugge further extends the European reach of the service. The post CMA CGM and NEOLINE add Zeebrugge to wind-powered transatlantic service appeared first on Container News .