This development aims to meet the growing demand from exporters in the East Coast of the USA for better access to their markets in West Africa. The new service will be operated by NileDutch in cooperation with Turkon Line. Ports The port rotation will be: New York – Norfolk – Savannah – Tangier. In Tangier the cargo will be transferred onto the NileDutch WEWA (West Europe – West Africa) service which calls on Abidjan, Pointe Noire, Luanda, Lobito and Namibe. All cargo towards the USA out of West Africa and Europe will be facilitated as well. NileDutch not only serves these key West African ports but also operates an extensive network of feeder vessels in the region which carry cargo between regional ports (Matadi, Soyo, Boma, Bata, Malabo, Cabinda, Douala and Libreville).  The companies NileDutch Africa Line BV (NileDutch), headquartered in Rotterdam (NL) is a major container shipping company, focussing on links between West Africa and the rest of the world. Norton Lilly International is NileDutch’s representative in the USA. Norton Lilly International is the premier shipping agency in North America. Experienced in all aspects of the maritime and logistics industries, Norton Lilly is a fully integrated and diversified service provider benefiting clients across the globe.    
NileDutch, the container carrier specialising in West Africa, is about to introduce a new service to link the East Coast of the USA with West Africa and Europe. The rotation will start in New York and the service will run every nine days. The first vessel, the MV Cafer Dede will sail on February 16, 2016.
NileDutch, the container carrier specialising in West Africa, is about to introduce a new service to link the East Coast of the USA with West Africa and Europe. The rotation will start in New York and the service will run every nine days. The first vessel, the MV Cafer Dede will sail on February 16, 2016.