
PSA Halifax welcomed the CMA CGM Cypress on its maiden call to the PSA Halifax Atlantic Hub as part of the newly added INDAMEX service. This milestone further expands the Port of Halifax’s global trade network and strengthens direct trade connectivity between the Indian Subcontinent and Canada.
The INDAMEX service connects the Indian Subcontinent with the Canadian East Coast, providing comprehensive coverage of key South Asian and Middle Eastern ports, including Nhava Sheva, Mundra, Colombo, Port Qasim, and Jeddah. The service offers competitive transit times and reliable schedules, the direct connection offers Canadian shippers efficient access to key growth markets across South Asia and the Middle East.
“I am pleased to welcome the launch of the INDAMEX service in partnership with CMA CGM,” said Paul MacIsaac, Senior Vice President at the Halifax Port Authority.
“This direct container service connecting Canada and India reinforces Halifax’s position as a strategic global gateway in Eastern North America.
The INDAMEX service will create new opportunities for Canadian businesses to diversify markets with South Asia and strengthen supply chain connectivity. Congratulations to CMA CGM, and to all our port partners for this important addition to services at the Port of Halifax.”
With the Cypress featuring a capacity of 8,586 TEUs, and vessels of up to 10,000 TEUs deployed on the service, the arrival of INDAMEX highlights Halifax’s capabilities as a deep water port equipped with mega-class cranes and advanced infrastructure. The addition of INDAMEX marks another step forward in PSA Halifax’s ongoing collaboration with carriers, port partners, and the broader supply chain community. Together, we remain focused on delivering sustainable growth, operational excellence, and expanded opportunities for Canadian trade.