About
Daily Maersk

Daily Maersk is available between
key ports in Asia and North Europe.

Daily Maersk will introduce
daily cut-offs from these four
ports in Asia, whereas most
other carriers today have
only 2–3 weekly cut-offs on average.

Daily Maersk,
Introducing absolute reliability.

H&M: Daily Maersk will optimise our supply chain

Daily Maersk is a highly anticipated product offering that will support us at present to achieve on time delivery of our product to our DC with a fixed transportation time. This arrangement, along with the flexibility of daily cut-offs at origin and cargo available for pick up, assisted us currently to optimise the planning of our supply chain.

Mats Samuelsson
Global Shipping Manager H&M

Want to book?

Book as you do today.

You can book Daily Maersk from the four origin ports in Asia:
Ningbo, Shanghai, Yantian and Tanjung Pelepas
to the three destination ports in North Europe:
Felixstowe, Bremerhaven and Rotterdam.

Make it simpler.

Tell us your preferred container yard cut-off or availability date
in the comments field and let us handle all the other details.
Your Daily Maersk Transportation Time Promise
will be shown on your booking confirmation.

 
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Logiport: Daily Maersk - the most positive initiative

The ‘Daily Maersk’ concept for me is the most positive initiative to come out of the shipping industry in the past

decade to support an ever increasing pressurized supply chain. It is most welcome and I hope other shipping lines (where feasible) also look to implement a similar strategy. One of the biggest issues in international supply chains has been the weekly frequency of sailings. To potentially reduce the lead times by up to 6 days is something that certain clients would not be able to achieve elsewhere in their supply chains.

Nick Kay
Joint Managing Director, Logiport Ltd

Do you think we can pull
off absolute reliability?

Total number of votes: 2526
67% Yes
33% No

Facts about
Daily Maersk

  • Number of vessels in Daily Maersk:

    Daily Maersk will consist of more than 70 vessels.

  • Ports covered in Daily Maersk:

    Four ports in Asia (Shanghai, Ningbo, Yantian and Tanjung
    Pelepas) and three ports in Europe (Felixstowe, Rotterdam and Bremerhaven).

  • Amount of cargo moved by Maersk Line per year from Asia to Europe:

    More than 1 million containers.

  • First cut-off:

    24 October 2011

  • First cargo availability date:

    19 November 2011

  • CO2 saved:

    Shipping with Daily Maersk saves 13% CO2 emissions per TEU moved compared
    to the industry average on the Asia-Europe trade.

Daily Maersk Launch Speech

12 September: Watch Eivind
Kolding
introduce Daily Maersk
to the shipping world.

In a 1 hour session Eivind speaks about the features and benefits of Daily Maersk