Reviews & Ratings for the Caroline-Russ

In an exciting development for the freight transport sector, P&O Ferries has announced the commencement of a dedicated freight-only service between Calais and Tilbury. This new route is set to begin later this month, utilizing the chartered vessel CAROLINE RUSS, which boasts a capacity of 1,625 lane meters. The introduction of this service aims to enhance logistics and streamline the movement of goods across the English Channel, meeting the growing demand for efficient freight solutions.

Stena Line is enhancing its freight capacity on the North Sea by introducing an additional vessel on the busy Rotterdam to Killingholme shipping route. In a recent press release, the company announced the deployment of the RoRo vessel, Caroline Russ, which is set to operate three weekly sailings between Europoort in the Netherlands and Killingholme in the UK. The inaugural voyage of the Caroline Russ will take place on October 31, 2016. This new addition will complement the existing RoRo ship, Stena Scotia, resulting in an increased frequency of sailings to a total of six departures per week in both directions. The Stena Scotia has been servicing this route since September 2014 and was initially added to support two other freight vessels, Stena Transit and Stena Transporter, on the Hoek van Holland – Killingholme route. This strategic decision comes in response to the growing demand for freight services in this key maritime corridor.

SC Line, a prominent shipping company, has officially inaugurated its service connecting Fort Lauderdale's Port Everglades with Cuba, according to recent reports from Sun Sentinel. With the lifting of the requirement for a special license for voyages between the US and Cuba, SC Line is now positioned to enhance trade and transportation to the Caribbean island. The company plans to operate bi-weekly services to the Cuban ports of Mariel and Santiago, following a route that also encompasses Panama and Colombia. On September 20, the SC Line vessel, Caroline Russ, made its inaugural docking at Mariel, marking a significant milestone as it kicks off the new service that will run every 14 days between Port Everglades, Florida, and Cuban ports. 'This new service offered by SC Line is clear evidence of the successful collaboration between both governments in recent months,' the company stated. Notably, Port Everglades has been a hub for shipping to Cuba for years, with Crowley Maritime, a Jacksonville-based line, already operating since 2001, delivering food, humanitarian supplies, and other permitted goods to the island.