MSC is restructuring its transatlantic network by suspending its Transatlantic NEUSEC2 service and reallocating several ports to another route, according to Alphaliner. Under the revised network, Le Havre, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Savannah will be transferred to the westbound leg of MSC’s EcuadorNWC-USA service. As part of the changes, the EcuadorNWC-USA service will no longer call at St. Petersburg, while Rotterdam, Charleston and Jacksonville will also be removed from the rotation. The revised port rotation will be: Antwerp – Bremerhaven – Antwerp – Le Havre – New York – Philadelphia – Baltimore – Norfolk – Savannah – Freeport (Bahamas) – Balboa – Paita – Guayaquil – Puerto Bolívar – Guayaquil – Colón (Cristóbal) – Moín – Antwerp. According to Alphaliner, the changes are intended to consolidate MSC’s transatlantic coverage by integrating the suspended NEUSEC2 ports into the EcuadorNWC-USA service while simplifying the carrier’s overall network. The post MSC revises transatlantic network with NEUSEC2 suspension appeared first on Container News .