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Ocean Alliance PEX3 Service to Include Miami Port Call

The Ocean Alliance will modify its PEX3 service, adding a direct call at the Port of Miami starting in late June. This change, which sees Miami replacing New Orleans in the rotation, aims to enhance connectivity between the Far East and the US East Coast. The service is…

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Published May 17, 2026 at 05:00 PM UTC

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The Ocean Alliance, a major shipping consortium, has announced a significant adjustment to its PEX3 service, which connects the Far East with the US East Coast. Effective late June, the Port of Miami (USMIA) will be incorporated into the service rotation. This strategic change will see Miami replace the Port of New Orleans (USNWS) as a scheduled stop.

The PEX3 service is a collaborative effort among Ocean Alliance partners, including CMA CGM, COSCO Shipping Lines, OOCL, and Evergreen

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Marine. Notably, all vessels deployed on this particular loop are operated by CMA CGM.

For freight forwarders and shippers, this modification presents new routing opportunities and potential impacts on transit times. The inclusion of Miami could offer improved access to markets in Florida and the southeastern United States, potentially reducing inland transportation costs and lead times for cargo destined for this region. Conversely, shippers utilizing New Orleans may need to adjust their logistics plans, exploring alternative services or transshipment options. Capacity and rates on the PEX3 service may see minor adjustments as the new rotation is implemented, particularly for cargo moving to or from Miami.

Entities mentioned

Miami (USMIA)New Orleans (USNWS)CMA CGM COSCO OOCL EvergreenAsiaNorth America