Green Revolution NEWS 42 QUARTERLY PUBLICATION OF THE GRIMALDI GROUP

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1 G r imaldi NEWS 42 QUARTERLY PUBLICATION OF THE GRIMALDI GROUP April / June 2008 Green Revolution Tariffa Regime Libero: Poste Italiane SpA - Spedizione in Abbonamento Postale - 70% - DCB Napoli

2 Xxxxxxxxxxx Contents 3 Ships Deliver knock out blow 4 Cruise Roma spells huge CO2 savings 5 The Cruise Roma deployed on service 6 Brazil to Angola every 10 days US to West Africa improvements 7 Angola launched South America Line in Bremerhaven Call 8 Grimaldi is Best of the Best for General Motors Irish operation gets GM Award 9 Grimaldi and ACL win Lloyd s Loading List Awards The Group in Gothenburg and Barcelona 10 News 11 Agent List & Schedules G r imaldi NE WS Direttore Responsabile Editor Saverio Barbati Progetto grafico Graphic design Marco Di Lorenzo Pubblicazione trimestrale Quarterly publication Reg. Trib. Napoli n del 26/9/2000 Stampa / Print: ROSSI srl - Nola (Napoli) Ships Deliver Continuous investment in new, technologically advanced ships is proving to be the best possible way towards a cleaner and less polluted planet. A study developed by Grimaldi has in fact shown that new Ro/ Ro hull design together with increased cargo capacity and engine technology has allowed maritime transport to knock out the road transport when it comes to environmental impact. This demonstrates how vicious is the ongoing attack to maritime transport from the lobbies of other modalities: shipping is and remains the most environmentally friendly modality per unit of cargo/km transported. Grimaldi has developed a case study of the improvements achieved over the last 30 years in terms of CO2 emissions through the deployment of new generation Ro/Ro vessels on the route linking Salerno (Italy) and Valencia (Spain). This has been compared to similar improvements achieved by the road modality. Results are really tough for those who maintain that trucks pollute less than ships. This proved to be untrue both in overall values and when it comes to calculate the actual emission of CO2 for a single trailer over a given number of km. Evidence is given for trucks traveling from Southern Italy to Southern Spain (see graph in this page). A trailer shipped by sea using a ship built in 1980 like the Ro/Ro vessel Malta Express, able to carry up to 80 equivalent trailers, had CO2 emissions of 2,443 kg per equivalent trailer, this was already much less than a trailer GRIMALDI GROUP Via Marchese Campodisola, 13 GNEWS NAPOLI (Italy) Grimaldi News can be seen on line on The profile of the next generation Grimaldi Ro/Ro 2010 currently under construction

3 En v i r o n m e n t Knock-out Blow Over the last 30 years CO2 emissions per trailer shipped by sea have gone down by more than 65%. Between Salerno and Valencia ships emit one third of CO2 compared to trucks transported by road that in 1980, with the Euro 0 engines, had CO2 emissions of 2,704 kg of CO2 per trailer. The environmental advantage has grown continuously over the years as new, larger ships have been deployed with a state-of-the-art shape of the hull and technologically advanced engines. It is interesting to note that once the new Grimaldi Ro/Ro class of vessel is introduced in 2010 on the Salerno/Valencia route, each ship will be able to load onboard 296 trailers having a CO2 emission level of 752 kg per trailer compared to the 2,003 kg CO2 emission per trailer achieved by the Euro 4 and Euro 5 engines mounted in trucks. Once again figures show the reality of things and the willingness of the Grimaldi Group to invest in order to safeguard the environment. Over the last 10 years, Kg. Co2 per trailer transported 3,000 2,500 2,000 1,500 1, Salerno-Valencia route: Co2 emissions trend comparison between trucks and Grimaldi Ro/Ro vessels Ro/Ro Malta Expr. (1980) equivalent trailers: 80 Euro 0 Truck (1980) R/oRo Alyona (1981) equivalent trailers: 175 Ro/Ro Carmania E. (1986) equivalent trailers: 191 the Group has in fact completed investments worth about 2 billion euros to build modern Ro/Ro ships whilst the ongoing investment up to 2011 totals Ro/Ro Napoli (1995) equivalent trailers: 145 more than 2.5 billion euros for 32 additional new, environmentally friendly ships. This is what we, at Grimaldi, refer to as social responsibility while backing the European policy of cutting CO2 emissions substantially. Grimaldi can proudly claim that, thanks to these large investments, it is substantially outperforming EU s CO2 reduction target set at 20% by Euro 4 Truck (2007) Ro/Ro Napoli transformed with additional car decks (2007) equivalent trailers: 171 Grimaldi Ro/Ro (2010) equivalent trailers: years GNEWS 3

4 En v i r o n m e n t New To n n a g e Cruise Roma spells huge CO2 savings Deployment of the revolutionary Cruise Ferry Cruise Roma on the service between Civitavecchia and Rome in late March of this year represents a gigantic step forward in environmental terms. The dimensions and transport capacity of the ship translate to a huge reduction - up to about 40% - of CO2 emissions when compared to the level of emission via road transportation and via airplane of a comparable quantity of cargo and passengers. In a single one/way voyage, the Cruise Roma is capable of transporting 187 trailers and 215 cars (making a total of 214 equivalent trailers) and 2,140 passengers with a total consumption of 88.4 tonnes CO2 Emission: comparison between the m/v Cruise Roma and alternative road/air transport Route analysed: Civitavecchia / Barcelona Km via road 1,275 Km via sea / air 823 Diesel CO2 emission factor 3.13 kg CO2 x kg fuel Bunker ISO 380 CO2 emission factor 3.12 kg CO2 x kg fuel Cruise Roma Transport Capacity 214 trailers equivalent 2,140 passengers Equivalent CO2 emission per trailer 1,290 kg CO2 Total CO2 Emission 275,808 kg CO2 Trucks (Euro 4 engine) Units 214 CO2 Emission per unit 1,315 kg CO2 Total CO2 emission (trucks) 281,346 kg CO2 Airplane CO2 emission g CO2 / pax-km* Passengers 2,140 Total CO2 emissions (airplane) 177,180 kg CO2 *source: Air France CO2 Calculator CO2 Comparison Cruise Roma 275,808 kg CO2 Trucks + Airplane 458,526 kg CO2 SHIP ADVANTAGE 182,718 kg CO2 of bunker fuel and a total emission of 276 tonnes of CO2. Transporting the same quantity of trailers and passengers, using trucks and planes would require a total emission of 458 tonnes of CO2; 281 tonnes of CO2 for the trucks and 177 tonnes of CO2 for the airplanes (according to the Air France CO2 calculator). The difference is evident: by having invested 150 billion euros to build the Cruise Roma, the Grimaldi Group is bringing to the community a saving of about 183 tonnes of CO2 per each single voyage and therefore on every single day of the year. This effect is set to double later this year when the sistership Cruise Barcelona joins the Cruise Roma on the same route. The On 14 April, two weeks after having been deployed on her regular shuttle service between Civitavecchia and Barcelona, the Cruise Roma, the newest, largest and most technologically advanced Cruise Ferry in the whole of the Mediterranean was officially inaugurated during a three-day ceremony encompassing a round trip on the route she serves. On Monday, April 14, an event to present the ship to authorities and clients was held onboard while the vessel was moored in Civitavecchia. A similar event was held on April 15 in Barcelona. Hosted on board by the Group co-managing director Emanuele Grimaldi were, amongst others, Prof. Alessandro Bianchi, at that time Italy s Minister of Transport, Mr Fabio Ciani, president of the Civitavecchia Port Authority, Mr Gianni Moscherini, Mayor of Civitavecchia, Mr Giuseppe Bono, ceo of Fincantieri that built the ship and Mr Ugo Salerno, ceo of Rina (the Italian Shipping Register) who delivered to Mr Grimaldi the Green Star Design Certificate for the Cruise Roma. The Green Star notation certifies that the ship has been designed and built in accordance to the most strict environmentally friendly regulations to the point that she has the clean air and clean sea notations too. The Cruise Roma is the largest cruise ferry ever to have been designed and built with such strict environmental regula- 4 GNEWS

5 Cruise Roma deployed on service A cruise including events in Civitavecchia and Barcelona marked the deployment on line of the largest Cruise Ferry in the Med tions underlined Mr Salerno. In Barcelona, guests included Mr Jordi Valls, President of the Barcelona Port Authority, Mr Pasquale Terracciano, Italian Ambassador in Spain, various local institutions, Grimaldi s main customers as well as representatives of the Spanish press. In his speech, Mr Bianchi, Italy s Minister of Transport paid tribute to Grimaldi s effort to promote and develop Europe s Motorways of the Sea network, underlining how the Group is an example for the whole sector. Mr Grimaldi thanked the guests and underlined how the Group is proud to be introducing a pair of twins (the Cruise Barcelona, sister to the Cruise Roma is due for delivery after the summer) that are substantially enhancing the transport capacity on the Civitavecchia / Barcelona route. Their large dimensions and huge intake capacity continued Mr Grimaldi will allow truck operators to cut their soaring operating costs by switching from the congested overland roads onto the sea. At the same time, the whole community is benefiting from our investments as the possibility to transport up to 2,300 passengers, 215 cars and 180 trailers will produce a substantial cut in CO2 emissions when compared to the emissions necessary to transport the same number of cars, trailers and people by road and airplane. During the cruise on the Civitavecchia- Barcelona-Civitavecchia round trip guests had the possibility to enjoy all the amenities offered by the Cruise Roma, including the onboard Casino and the health centre with its large gym and Spa. As usual on the Cruise Roma, at night it was time for music and dancing both at the discoteque and at the Smaila s Club where performer Umberto Smaila sang all the night long. Guests, including one hundred members of the media, disembarked in Civitavecchia on April 16. Clockwise: The Cruise Roma in navigation; Emanuele Grimaldi with Alessandro Bianchi (centre), previous Italian Minister of Transport and Fabio Ciani (right), President of the Civitavecchia Port Authority; Ugo Salerno (left), CEO of RINA handing over to Emanuele Grimaldi the Green Star Design Certificate for the Cruise Roma; Jordi Valls (left), President of the Barcelona Port Authority, Emanuele Grimaldi and Pasquale Terracciano (right), Italian Ambassador in Spain; dancing at the Smaila s Club with songs performed by Umberto Smaila. GNEWS 5

6 Li n e Development Brazil to Angola every 10 days From July, the service directly connecting Brazil to Angola and Nigeria will see a third Ro/Ro multipurpose ship deployed on the route. This will result in a significant improvement in both frequency and capacity. Luanda (Angola) will in future be served every 10 days (compared with the present 14-day frequency) from Paranagua and Santos while Lagos will continue to be served monthly. In Lagos, the Africa Express service interconnects with the Europe Africa services to provide oncarrying possibilities to the entire range of African ports served by Grimaldi services. Frequency improved on the much successful Africa Express The objective of this service upgrade is to let the Group participate at the reconstruction programme of Angola undergone by the Government. The Line may consider at any time to improve this service to a weekly one should the market request it. As a second multipurpose Ro/Ro is deployed, frequency for shipments is down to 18 days US to West Africa improvements In June the direct service linking the USA to West Africa has been upgraded through the deployment of a second Ro/ Ro multipurpose vessel. This has taken the frequency down to every 18 days, marking a substantial improvement particularly for container shipments and project cargoes. The sister ships Repubblica di Roma and Repubblica di Amalfi that are deployed on this route are configured to load up to 600 teus in addition to high & heavy Ro/ Ro, cars and project cargoes on mafi trailers. The service is marketed in the US by the Group s subsidiary company antic Container Line (ACL) in New Jersey, and in West Africa by Grimaldi s own network of offices. The direct ports of call are New York, Baltimore, Dakar, Tema, Lome, Cotonou and Lagos with other West African ports served on a transshipment basis. 6 GNEWS

7 New To n n a g e As four sisterships are delivered in two years, the frequency of the West Africa Southern Express service is to be cut to 8 days Angola launched The first vessel in a string of 12 newbuildings to be built for the Group in the next few years at the Uljanik (Croatia) and Hyundai Mipo (Korea) shipyards, the multipurpose Ro/Ro Angola was launched on May 31. Godmother of the ship was Mrs Maria Carmo Malaguerra, wife of Helder Malaguerra, the Grimaldi Group Director for South America. With a length of 214 metres, a width of metres, and a service speed of 20 knots, the 50,000-GT Angola is a multipurpose vessel with an ideal cargo mix of 2,000 cars-vans, 2,000 linear metres of rolling cargo and 800 containers. On this class of ships, the height of the main decks allows the loading of heavy and out of gauge rolling equipment such as trucks, tractors, double-deck buses, big earthmoving equipment, etc. Its sophisticated system of internal ramps/ decks, fixed and hoistable, makes her a very flexible vessel, optimising the loading and unloading of any type of cargo. Its quarter stern ramp allows the loading of cargo units with a weight up to 250 tonnes apiece while its two cranes on the weather deck are able to lift cargo units (containers and general cargo) with a weight of up to 40 tonnes. The Angola will be delivered in September and is due to be deployed on the Southern Express service within the North-Europe-West Africa Network, serving the ports of Amsterdam, Hamburg, Tilbury, Antwerp, Le Havre, Lisbon, Dakar, Luanda, Douala, Takoradi and Abidjan. When all four sisterships to the Angola currently on order are delivered over the next two years, the frequency of this Southern Express service will be upgraded from the current twelve days to eight days. South America Line in Bremerhaven Call The m/v San Paolo was the first ship deployed on the South America Line (northbound) to call Bremerhaven Ro/Ro terminal to discharge new Daimler vehicles being shipped from Brazil. This first Bremerhaven call took place on April 11. On that occasion a small welcome reception was held on board the vessel during which, on behalf of the Group, Cap. Melis welcomed several port officials and representatives of BLG Logistic Automobile management. Grimaldi South America line is now calling Bremerhaven regularly three times a month. Mr Kupke of BLG hands over a welcome present to capt Melis GNEWS 7

8 Aw a r d s The Group is awarded as Supplier of the Year by the number one automaker in the world for the seventh time in eight years Grimaldi is Best of the Best for General Motors On April 26, during a ceremony held at the Sawgrass Marriott Hotel in Jacksonville, Florida, Costantino Baldissara, Commercial and Logistics director of the Grimaldi Group was handed the General Motors 2007 Supplier of the Year award. The Group received this award for significant contributions to GM s global product and performance achievements. GM is proud to honor The Grimaldi From left to right, Richard Wagoner, Jr., Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, General Motors Corporation, and Costantino Baldissara, Commercial & Logistics Director, Grimaldi Group Group as a GM Supplier of the Year winner, said Bo Andersson, GM group vice president, Global Purchasing and Supply Chain. This award is our way of telling the winners that we appreciate all of their efforts in working together with GM to manufacture world-class vehicles. Grimaldi is among the best of the best, he continued. They understand that our mutual success can only be achieved by sharing common goals and priorities. We are very honoured to receive this prestigious award for the seventh time in the last eight years said Emanuele Grimaldi, co-managing Director of the Grimaldi Group. It is a further encouragement for our Group to continue offering top quality maritime-based logistics services to General Motors and to pursue even higher performances to meet GM s expectations. The GM Supplier of the Year award began as a global program in Winners are selected by a global team of executives from purchasing, engineering, manufacturing and logistics who base their decisions on supplier performance in quality, service, technology and price. In 2007, the Grimaldi Group transported worldwide over 2.8 million cars, 1.75 million rolling units and containers as well as over 2.34 million passengers. Irish operation gets GM Award Euromed Ireland Logistics Ltd, a subsidiary of the Group which provides storage and distribution services for brand new vehicles in the Republic of Ireland, has received the General Motors Quality award for the third consecutive year, demonstrating once again the Group s commitment to quality in every aspect of vehicle handling and delivery. More than 50,000 GM vehicles have been received and delivered by Euromed Ireland Logistics since it was presented with the first GM award, in The award, which depends on an indepth process of quality audits of all physical and managerial processes through receiving, storing, maintaining and transporting GM products for the Irish market, emphasises Health & Safety and efficiency of operations together with damage prevention measures and control both in IT and physical operation. Euromed Ireland Logistics is also extremely pleased to be recognised as an innovator by GM in this respect. 8 GNEWS

9 Grimaldi Lines awarded as Ro/Ro Line of the Year. ACL got the Star Performer Award for North antic Grimaldi and ACL win Lloyd s Loading List Awards The Grimaldi Group was once again under the spotlight at a ceremony for the 15 th annual Star Performer Awards organised by the Lloyd s Loading List that took place at London s Vinopolis on 18 April. Grimaldi Lines was voted as the winner of the prestigious Ro/Ro Line of the Year Award. The Group, who was also the recipient last year, has now won this award more times than any other Ro/Ro Line operator. At the same time, the Group s subsidiary antic Container Line (ACL) was awarded with the Star Performer 2007 for transit times and schedule reliability on the North antic Route. This liner analysis award is an indication of quality service, widely accepted throughout the industry and given each spring for the previous year s achievements. The Ro/Ro Line of the Year Award was presented by the Publisher of Lloyd s Loading List, Mr Steve Carter to Roy Postlethwaite, Director of Grimaldi UK who accepted the award on behalf of the Group. He commented that this award is particularly important as it is voted for by the readers of the Lloyd s Loading List publication. As for the Award for transit times and schedule reliability on the North antic Route won by ACL, the line serves three UK ports: Liverpool, Thamesport and Southampton to/from the East and Gulf Coast of North America with weekly sailings and fast connections. ACL is one of the only carriers who chronicle quality performance yearly, with a 12-month recap brochure, Focus on Performance. Visit for more information on ACL s quality process. The Group in Gothenburg and Barcelona Two European events marked the debut for the Grimaldi Group of a new corporate marketing and communication policy centered on attending exhibitions with a single stand representing all the Group s companies involved in the specific market. On 20/22 May, the Grimaldi Group was therefore at the Ro/Ro conference and exhibition 2008, held at the Svenska Massan in Gothenburg. The Group had one of the biggest stands (pictured) where, in addition to Grimaldi Lines, also the subsidiaries Finnlines, ACL and Wallhamn A.B. (the company managing the Swedish port of Wallhamn) were well represented. From the Northern Sea to the Mediterranean, between 3 and 6 June, was the turn of the 10th International Logistics Exhibition (SIL) that took place in Barcelona. More than three hundred companies, including those part of the Grimaldi Group, attended SIL which has become the most important international transport and logistics conference and exhibition in the whole Mediterranean. Here the Group attended with its Spanish subsidiaries too. Historic Airplane on Euromed A dismantled airplane bound to the Israeli air-force museum was shipped onto the vessel Gran Bretagna, deployed on the Euro-Med Service. Loaded in Antwerp, the airplane was discharged in the port of Ashdod. After undergoing refitting, the airplane will be on show in the Israeli Airforce Museum. GNEWS 9

10 ACL NEWS A Grimaldi Group Company, antic Container Line s weekly North antic container Ro/Ro /vehicle service has a fixed day schedule calling Baltimore, Portsmouth, Virginia, New York and Halifax in North America, and Liverpool, Antwerp, Hamburg and Gothenburg in Europe. In cooperation with Grimaldi Lines, ACL provides a weekly service for Ro/Ro and container cargo from North America to a wide range of ports in West Africa and a Ro/Ro service to the Mediterranean, South America and beyond. USA exports boom With the North American housing and financial markets in a slump, the weak dollar continues to make U.S. goods more attractive to the rest of the world. Over 5,000 customers now use ACL s container, Ro/Ro and Car Services between North America and Europe, West Africa and the Mediterranean. Our direct services from North America to Europe and West Africa have been fully booked all year, and ACL s reputation for reliability and quality service has enabled it to maintain high utilisation westbound despite the economic obstacles facing European shippers. ACL recorded its highest volume year ever in 2007, with total volumes exceeding 5,100 Teu per week. Roundtrip vessel utilisation increased to 91%. Alternative fueltrucks Four Volvo FM-9 CO2-neutral trucks sailed from Baltimore returning to the factory in Goteborg after being showcased at the Washington, DC International Renewable Energy Conference. These featured vehicles run on different, clean renewable fuels and kicked off a panel discussion on Renewable Fuels for CO2-Neutral Road Transport. These heavy-duty truck models weighed 42 tonnes each with dimensions being 8.81 x 2.54 x 3.99 metres. ACL in Olympic Games As Beijing prepares for the Games of the XXIX Summer Olympics 2008, construction preparations began with this shipment of a portable roofing machine. In February, this 19-tonne self-propelled unit was rushed from Halifax and driven on an ACL vessel via her 420 metric ton capacity stern ramp. Upon arrival in Hamburg, the unit was then loaded for delivery to Xingang (China) and onto The Capital Indoor Stadium to assist with 11 newly renovated venues for the Olympic Games. Guinness world records wooden caber tossed aboard antic Concert The world s largest wooden caber was transported from Liverpool (England) to New York aboard the vessel antic Concert. This work of art was created from Scotland s Glasgow George Square metre height Christmas tree. It was transformed into a Guinness World record breaker and donated to New York as a sign of friendship. The City of Glasgow s woodworking charity, The Bullwood Project, commissioned 36 carvers for this special project. These highly skilled master craftsmen spent 2,000 hours transforming the tree into a living piece of art. For its voyage to New York, the caber was trucked from Glasgow, Scotland to Liverpool, England. It was securely lashed on a 40-ton mafi trailer for its transatlantic voyage; it was delivered just in time for New York s Tartan Day Parade on April 5. The tossing caber will finally be transferred to a permanent home in one of the New York City s museums. 10 GNEWS

11 Agent List & Schedules GRIMALDI GROUP Via Marchese Campodisola, NAPOLI (Italy) Tel Fax switchboard@grimaldi.napoli.it Worldwide Branches Italy GRIMALDI GROUP Pal e r m o Tel Fax palermo@palermo.grimaldi.napoli.it Rom e Tel Fax roma@roma.grimaldi.napoli.it ANGOLA Grimaldi Angola - Navegação e Trânsitos Lda Luanda Tel Fax gal@grimaldi.co.ao Belgium GRIMALDI BELGIUM Ant w e r p Tel Fax grimaldi@grimaldi.be Benin Cot o n o u GRIMALDI benin s.a. Tel Fax grimaldi@grimaldi-benin.com Brazil GRIMALDI DO BRASIL LDA Belo Horizonte Tel Fax fsilveira@grimaldi-bh.com.br Curitiba Tel Fax grimaldi@grimaldi-ctb.com.br Rio de Janeiro Tel Fax grimrio.carga@lbc.com.br São Paulo Tel Fax grimaldi@grimaldi-sp.com.br Vitoria Tel/Fax FRANCE Grimaldi ACL France Paris Tel Fax marc.laurent@grimaldi-france.fr Le Havre Tel Fax info@grimaldi-france.fr Germany GRIMALDI GERMANY Tel Fax info@grimaldi-germany.de ghana Te m a GRIMALDI ghana Ltd Tel: Fax info@grimaldighana.com NIGERIA Grimaldi Agency Nigeria Ltd Lag o s Tel Fax info@grimaldi-nigeria.com PORTUGAL Grimaldi Portugal Lda Lis b o a Tel Fax lisboa@grimaldi.pt Senegal Dakar GRIMALDI senegal s.a. Tel Fax grimaldi@grimaldi-senegal.com Spain GRIMALDI LOGISTICA ESPAÑA Madrid Tel Fax madrid1@grimaldilogistica.com Valencia Tel Fax grimaldi@grimaldilogistica.com Barcelon a Tel Fax grimaldibarcelona@grimaldilogistica.com Sweden GRIMALDI MARITIME SWEDEN Gothen burg Tel Fax info@grimaldisweden.se Togo GRIMALDI togo s.a. Lom é Tel Fax grimaldi@grimaldi-togo.com United Kingdom GRIMALDI AGENCIES UK Lon d o n Tel Fax USA ACL (GRIMALDI GROUP) Iselin, NJ Tel Fax info@aclcargo.com Owners Representatives and Agents ACL USA Iselin, NJ (Headquarters) Tel Fax Virginia Beach, Virginia Tel (800) (Tollfree in the US) Fax Canada Halifax Tel (800) (Tollfree in Canada) Fax Belgium Ant w e r p Tel Fax Germany Hamburg Tel (Tollfree within Germany) Fax info@grimaldi-germany.de United Kingdom Liv e r p o o l Tel Fax Sweden Gothen burg Tel (Tollfree within Sweden) Fax Grimaldi Agents Argentina Buenos Aires J.E TURNER & CO. Tel / 6898 Fax commercial@turner.com.ar Brazil Itajai OCEANUS AG. MARITIMAS Tel Fax agency.itj@oceanus.com.br Paranagua OCEANUS AG. MARITIMAS Tel Fax grimaldi.png@oceanus.com.br Rio de Janeiro & Sepetiba OCEANUS AG. MARITIMAS Tel Fax grimaldi.rio@oceanus.com.br Rio OCEANUS AG. MARITIMAS Tel Fax agency.rig@oceanus.com.br Salvador OCEANUS AG. MARITIMAS Tel Fax agency.ssa@oceanus.com.br San t o s OCEANUS AG. MARITIMAS Tel Fax grimaldi.ssz@oceanus.com.br Vitoria OCEANUS AG. MARITIMAS Tel Fax agency.vix@oceanus.com.br Cameroon Dou a l a Socomar Tel Fax agency@socomarcm.net Congo Pointe Noire GETMA Tel Fax grimaldi.pnr@cg.celtelplus.com Congo (ex Zaire) Kinsh asa FULL TRANSIT Tel Fax ftkin@ic.cd Matadi FULL TRANSIT Tel ftmat@ic.cd Cyprus Limassol MANDA NAVIGATION CO Tel Fax manda@cytanet.com.cy

12 Owners Representatives and Agents HULL BLYTH ARAOUZOS (new vehicles only) Tel Fax Denmark Copenhagen MOTORSHIPS AGENCIES Tel Fax Esbjerg NIELS WINTHER & CO. Tel Fax Egypt Alexandri a MARINA SHIPPING AGENCY Tel / Fax sedky@smarina.com Estonia Tallinn TRANSOCEAN EESTI Tel Fax ylle.lipre@transocean.ee Finland Helsin ki TRANSOCEAN OY Tel Fax France Marseille AMARSUD Tel Fax thibers@mar.amarsud.fr Dunkirk Société Française de Consignation Tel Fax patrick.robert.dkk@sealogis.fr Strasbourg Société Française de Consignation tel fax marc.rettig.stb@sealogis.fr Gabon Libreville GETMA Tel Fax / ibymla@internetgabon.com Gambia Banjul GAMBIA SHIPPING AGENCY Tel Fax gamship@ganet.gm Greece Piraeus ALLALOUF HELLAS Tel Fax info@allalouf.gr Guinea Con a k r y GETMA GUINEE Tel Fax info@getmaguinee.com Ireland Dublin OCEAN & GENERAL MARITIME AGENCIES Tel Fax ogma@ogma.ie Cor k OCEAN & GENERAL MARITIME AGENCIES Tel Fax ogma@ogma.ie Israel Tel Aviv ALLALOUF AND CO. SHIPPING LTD Tel Fax mail@allalouf.com Ashdod ALLALOUF AND CO. SHIPPING LTD Tel Fax mail@allalouf.com Haifa ALLALOUF AND CO. SHIPPING LTD Tel Fax mail@allalouf.com Italy Catania Marangolo Tel Fax marangoloporto@marangolo.it Civit avecchia antica civitavecchia Tel Fax civita@comm2000.it Gen o v a MARITTIMA SPEDIZIONI S.R.L. Tel Fax agenzia.sv@marittimaspedizioni.it Liv o r n o L.V. GHIANDA Tel Fax lvghianda@lvghianda.it Monfalcone CETAL S.r.l. Tel./Fax Cetal@Cetal.it Pal e r m o VINCENZO ADELFIO AGENCY (port Agent) Tel Fax Ravenn a INTERMARINE SHIPPING S.r.l. (I.M.S.) Tel Fax ims@ims-ravenna.it Saler no AG. MAR. MICHELE AUTUORI Tel Fax autuori@autuori.it Sav o n a MARITTIMA SPEDIZIONI S.r.l. Tel Fax agenzia.sv@marittimaspedizioni.it Trieste AGEMAR Tel Fax agemar@spin.it Venice TEAM SHIPPING AGENCY Tel Fax info@team-shipping.com Ivory Coast Abidjan MOVIS Tel Fax info@sivom.ci Liberia Mon ro v i a UMARCO (LIBERIA) CORPORATION Tel: Fax: umarcolr@hotmail.com Libya Tr i p o l i Libya Shipping Agency Tel: Fax: info@libyashipping.com Malta SULLIVAN MARITIME Tel Fax info@sullivanmaritime.com.mt Morocco Casablanca ACOMAR Tel /23/64 Fax /56/58 acomar@wanadoo.net.ma Netherlands Rotterdam BROEKMAN MOTORSHIPS Tel Fax info@broekman-group.nl Paraguay Asuncion S.M.I. S.R.L. Tel Fax ab_smi@rieder.net.py Russia St.Petersburg SNG TRANS Tel: christoph.dullaert@logistixx.com Sierra Leone Freetown SIERRA LEONE SHIPPING AGENCIES Tel Fax slsa@sierratel.sl SINGAPORE Richfield Marine Agencies (S) Pte Ltd Tel Fax / group@richfield.com.sg siria Latakia Bahhar Tel Fax info@bahharshipping.com Ta r t o u s Bahhar Tel Fax infotts@bahharshipping.com Slovenia Kop e r AGEMAR Tel Fax agemar@atnet.si Spain Bilbao AGENCIA MARITIMA CONDEMINAS NORTE Tel Fax linearegular.bio@amcondeminas.com Switzerland Basel OZEAN BROKERAGE & SHIPPING Tel Fax shipping@ozean.ch Tunisia Tunis V.N. BERREBI Tel.: Fax: attaca.berrebi@planet.tn Turkey Izmir and Gemlik EGEKONT Tel Fax egekontizm@egekont.com.tr United Arab Emirates Dubai Rais Hassan Saadi Group Tel Fax gvp@rhsgroup.com United Kingdom Liv e r p o o l ACL/GRIMALDI DEPT Tel Fax exports@grimaldi.co.uk Portbury - Br i s t o l OSPREY SHIPPING Tel Fax bristolchannel@ospreyltd.com Sheer ness See Tilbury Office Sou t h a m p t o n Grimaldi agencies uk Tel Fax jim.mcgreevy@grimaldi.co.uk Tilbury Grimaldi AGencies uk Tel Fax dave.hill@grimaldi.co.uk Uruguay Montevideo HARBOUR SOUTH AMERICA Tel Fax mhsa@mhsa-uy.com

13 LINE departure arrival Barcelona > Civitavecchia abc 19:00 Daily def 19:00 bcd 15:00 efg 15:00 bdf 24:00 ceg 20:00 Barcelona > Livorno 3xWeek Civitavecchia > Barcelona Daily Civitavecchia > Porto Vecchio* Civitavecchia > Toulon 3xWeek Civitavecchia > Tunis Livorno > Barcelona 3xWeek Livorno > Porto Vecchio* Palermo > Salerno Palermo > Tunis Palermo > Valencia via Salerno Porto Vecchio > Civitavecchia* abc 19:00 15:00 def 19:00 bcd efg 15:00 g 12:00 g 18:30 ace 21:00 bdf 12:00 c 23:00 d 16:00 ace 23:30 bdf 19:30 a 00:30 a 08:30 a 01:00 e 12:00 a e 09:30 21:00 b 10:00 20:30 f 20:00 b g 07:00 a 01:00 14:00 e 12:00 d a 22:30 g 21:30 a 07:00 *Summer Service Barcelona Valencia Genoa Toulon Porto Vecchio Livorno Civitavecchia Salerno a Monday b Tuesday c Wednesday d Thursday e Friday f Saturday g Sunday Palermo Catania Tunis Malta Tripoli Misratah Mediterranean Short Sea Network Passengers & Freight Porto Vecchio > Livorno* Salerno > Palermo Salerno > Tunis via Palermo Toulon > Civitavecchia 3xWeek Tunis > Civitavecchia Tunis > Palermo Tunis > Salerno via Palermo Valencia > Palermo via Salerno Catania > Civitavecchia Catania > Genoa Catania > Malta 4xWeek a 12:30 a 19:30 a 19:00 f 05:00 b f 06:00 14:00 a 19:00 20:30 f 05:00 b g 07:00 bd 21:00 12:00 f 18:00 ce g 09:00 b 23:30 c 18:00 d 21:00 g 11:00 e a 08:30 09:30 d g 21:00 11:00 e a 21:00 09:30 d 20:00 06:00 b 20:00 b f 14:00 b 01:00 21:00 e 24:00 b f 20:00 be 03:00 cf 09:00 ae cg b e 02:00 23:00 ae da 09:00 09:00 Freight only Catania > Toulon via Civitavecchia 01:00 24:00 d b 12:00 12:00 LINE departure arrival c 23:00 g 06:00 Catania > Tripoli via Malta Civitavecchia > Catania Civitavecchia > Malta Civitavecchia > Tripoli via Malta Genoa > Catania Genoa > Malta Genoa > Tripoli via Malta b 24:00 20:00 f 24:00 c g 23:00 bf 24:00 da 08:00 b 24:00 g 06:00 cf 17:00 dg 23:00 cf 17:00 ea 09:00 c 17:00 g 06:00 Livorno > Valencia 1 st wk ae 20:00 2 nd wk c 20:00 1st wk cg 2 nd wk e 08:00 08:00 Malta > 4xWeek Catania ad 15:00 ad 22:00 a 17:00 a 24:00 e 14:00 e 21:00 Malta > Civitavecchia a 15:00 e 14:00 b 21:00 f 20:00 Malta > Genoa ad 18:00 cf 09:00 b 18:00 c 18:00 Malta > Salerno Malta > Tripoli Palermo > Tripoli via Salerno Salerno > Malta e 20:00 g 06:00 a 01:00 g 22:30 d 14:00 e 14:00 LINE departure arrival d 14:00 g 06:00 Salerno > Tripoli Salerno > Valencia 3xWeek Toulon > Catania via Civitavecchia Toulon > Tripoli via Civitavecchia/Malta b 16:00 dg 22:00 04:00 d 14:00 fb 20:00 06:00 d 21:00 06:00 f 18:00 g c 20:00 d 21:00 g 06:00 Tripoli > Catania a 16:00 d 22:00 via Malta Tripoli > Civitavecchia a 16:00 f 20:00 via Malta Tripoli > Genoa a 16:00 f 09:00 via Malta Tripoli > Malta a 16:00 b 08:00 Tripoli > Palermo a 16:00 f 14:00 via Salerno Tripoli > Salerno a 16:00 c 18:00 Tripoli > Toulon a 16:00 f 11:30 via Civitavecchia/Malta Valencia > Livorno 1 st wk c 20:00 2 nd wk ae 20:00 1st wk e 2 nd wk cg 08:00 08:00 Freight only Freight only Valencia > Salerno 3xWeek b 20:00 eg 02:00 02:00 d 14:00 fb 22:00 06:00

14 Express Service antic Network Quarterly Schedule Europa Africa Europa North Europe / West Africa Central Express Service Africa Europa Africa Europa Africa Europa Africa ECE0408 ECA0508 ECE0508 ECA0608 ECE0608 ECA0708 ECE0708 ECA0808 ECE0808 ECA0908 ECE0908 Tilbury 29/May(*) 15/Jun(*) 08/Jul(*) 22/Jul(*) 07/Aug(*) 01/Sep(*) 16/Sep(*) 02/Oct(*) 20/Oct(*) 09/Nov(*) 27/Nov(*) Hamburg 27/May(*) 09/Jun(*) 06/Jul(*) 20/Jul(*) 09/Aug(*) 29/Aug(*) 14/Sep(*) 30/Sep(*) 18/Oct(*) 01/Nov(*) 25/Nov(*) Antwerp 05/Jun 20/Jun 11/Jul 29/Jul 15/Aug 03/Sep 19/Sep 08/Oct 24/Oct 12/Nov 28/Nov Le Havre 08/Jun 22/Jun 13/Jul 31/Jul 17/Aug 05/Sep 21/Sep 10/Oct 26/Oct 14/Nov 30/Nov Dakar 15/Jun 29/Jun 20/Jul 07/Aug 24/Aug 12/Sep 28/Sep 17/Oct 02/Nov 21/Nov 07/Dec Banjul 16/Jun 30/Jun 21/Jul 08/Aug 25/Aug 13/Sep 29/Sep 18/Oct 03/Nov 22/Nov 08/Dec Abidjan 20/Jun 07/Jul 25/Jul 12/Aug 29/Aug 17/Sep 03/Oct 22/Oct 07/Nov 26/Nov 12/Dec Lome 22/Jun 09/Jul 27/Jul 14/Aug 31/Aug 19/Sep 05/Oct 24/Oct 09/Nov 28/Nov 14/Dec Pointe Noire 25/Jun 12/Jul 30/Jul 17/Aug 03/Sep 22/Sep 08/Oct 27/Oct 12/Nov 01/Dec 17/Dec Europa antico Africa Argentina Am e r i c a Nigeria antico GAT0508 GAF0508 GAR0508 GAM0508 GNI0508 GAT0608 GAF0608 GAR0608 GAM0608 GNI0608 GAT0708 GAF0708 Amsterdam 25/May 06/Jun 08/Jun 18/Jun 27/Jun 04/Jul 11/Jul 18/Jul 25/Jul 03/Aug 11/Aug 19/Aug Hamburg 27/May 10/Jun(*) 09/Jun 21/Jun 29/Jun 06/Jul 13/Jul 20/Jul 28/Jul 05/Aug 13/Aug 21/Aug Tilbury 29/May 07/Jun 11/Jun 23/Jun 01/Jul 08/Jul 15/Jul 22/Jul 30/Jul 07/Aug 15/Aug 23/Aug Antwerp 02/Jun 09/Jun 14/Jun 24/Jun 03/Jul 10/Jul 17/Jul 24/Jul 31/Jul 09/Aug 17/Aug 25/Aug Le Havre 30/May(*) 08/Jun(*) 11/Jun(*) 22/Jun(*) 22/Jun(*) 02/Jul(*) 13/Jul(*) 09/Jul(*) 31/Jul(*) 04/Aug(*) 17/Aug(*) 18/Aug(*) Dakar 11/Jun 17/Jun 21/Jun 02/Jul 10/Jul 18/Jul 24/Jul 31/Jul 08/Aug 16/Aug 24/Aug 01/Sep Conakry 23/Jun Lome 16/Jun 21/Jun 06/Jul Lagos 17/Jun 22/Jun 28/Jun 07/Jul 15/Jul 22/Jul 29/Jul 05/Aug 12/Aug 21/Aug 29/Aug 06/Sep Cotonou Tema 19/Jun 24/Jun 01/Jul 09/Jul 16/Jul 26/Jul 02/Aug 11/Aug 18/Aug 27/Aug 02/Sep 12/Sep Takoradi 11/Jul Abidjan 19/Jul San Pedro 26/Jun North Europe / West Africa Southern Express Service Africa Argentina Am e r i c a Nigeria antico Africa Thebeland Jolly Sm e r a l d o Naesborg Alyona Thebeland North Europe / West Africa Northern Express Service Jolly Sm e r a l d o Naesborg Alyona Angola Thebeland Naesborg Alyona THE0508 JSM0508 NAE0108 ALY0308 THE0608 JSM0608 NAE0208 ALY0408 GRA0108 THE0708 NAE0308 ALY0508 Amsterdam 08/Jun(*) 01/Jul 27/Jul 25/Jul(*) 06/Aug 19/Aug 09/Sep 22/Sep 04/Oct Hamburg 09/Jun(*) 25/Jun 03/Jul 20/Jul(*) 02/Aug 09/Aug 21/Aug 30/Aug 06/Sep(*) 24/Sep 07/Oct Tilbury 11/Jun(*) 27/Jun(*) 01/Jul(*) 22/Jul(*) 31/Jul(*) 07/Aug(*) 15/Aug(*) 08/Sep(*) 24/Sep(*) 02/Oct(*) Antwerp 15/Jun 27/Jun 06/Jul 29/Jul 04/Aug 11/Aug 23/Aug 01/Sep 11/Sep 26/Sep 09/Oct Le Havre 19/Jun(*) 22/Jun(*) 02/Jul(*) 31/Jul(*) 04/Aug(*) 09/Aug(*) 18/Aug(*) 03/Sep 05/Sep(*) 27/Sep(*) 03/Oct(*) Lisbon 20/Jun 29/Jun 02/Jul 10/Jul 03/Aug 09/Aug 15/Aug 27/Aug 07/Sep 16/Sep 01/Oct 13/Oct Dakar 27/Jun 06/Jul 08/Jul 17/Jul 09/Aug 15/Aug 22/Aug 03/Sep 12/Sep 23/Sep 07/Oct 20/Oct Luanda 06/Jul 15/Jul 16/Jul 25/Jul 17/Aug 24/Aug 29/Aug 12/Sep 19/Sep 01/Oct 15/Oct 29/Oct Douala 12/Jul 21/Jul 31/Jul 24/Aug 04/Sep 18/Sep 07/Oct 21/Oct 04/Nov Takoradi 05/Aug 09/Sep 12/Oct 09/Nov Abidjan 18/Jul 07/Aug 30/Aug 10/Sep 24/Sep 13/Oct 26/Oct 11/Nov Amburgo Brasile Repubblica Argentina San Paolo Francia Buenos Aires Amburgo Brasile Repubblica Argentina San Paolo Francia Buenos Aires GHA0308 GBR0308 RAG0408 GRS0408 GFR0408 GBA0408 GHA0408 GBR0408 RAG0508 GRS0508 GFR0508 GBA0508 Hamburg 20/May 07/Jun 14/Jun 15/Jun 27/Jun 04/Jul 17/Jul 27/Jul 02/Aug 12/Aug 23/Aug 31/Aug Tilbury 22/May 07/Jun(*) 17/Jun 29/Jun 06/Jul 20/Jul 29/Jul 05/Aug 14/Aug 25/Aug 02/Sep Antwerp 27/May 09/Jun 15/Jun 18/Jun 01/Jul 07/Jul 21/Jul 30/Jul 06/Aug 16/Aug 27/Aug 04/Sep Le Havre 30/May 10/Jun 17/Jun 20/Jun 03/Jul 09/Jul 23/Jul 01/Aug 08/Aug 18/Aug 29/Aug 06/Sep Bilbao 03/Jun 13/Jun 20/Jun 23/Jun 05/Jul 11/Jul 26/Jul 04/Aug 11/Aug 20/Aug 31/Aug 08/Sep Casablanca 23/Jun 08/Jul 14/Jul 29/Jul 07/Aug 14/Aug 23/Aug 03/Sep 11/Sep Dakar 08/Jun 19/Jun 27/Jun 28/Jun 12/Jul 18/Jul 02/Aug 11/Aug 18/Aug 27/Aug 07/Sep 15/Sep Banjul 09/Jun Conakry 20/Jun 14/Jul 20/Jul 03/Aug 12/Aug 19/Aug 29/Aug 08/Sep 16/Sep Freetown 12/Jun 21/Jun 30/Jun 15/Jul 21/Jul 04/Aug 13/Aug 20/Aug 30/Aug 09/Sep 18/Sep * By Transhipment Schedules subject to changes without notice

15 North Europe / South America Line Brasile Repubblica Argentina San Paolo Francia Buenos Aires Amburgo Brasile Repubblica Argentina San Paolo Francia Buenos Aires GBR0308 RAG0408 GRS0408 GFR0408 GBA0408 GHA0408 GBR0408 RAG0508 GRS0508 GFR0508 GBA0508 GHA0508 Bremerhaven 14/Jun 26/Jun 03/Jul 16/Jul 26/Jul 02/Aug 11/Aug 22/Aug 30/Aug 09/Sep Hamburg 07/Jun 14/Jun 15/Jun 27/Jun 04/Jul 17/Jul 27/Jul 02/Aug 12/Aug 23/Aug 31/Aug 10/Sep Tilbury 07/Jun(*) 17/Jun 29/Jun 06/Jul 20/Jul 29/Jul 05/Aug 14/Aug 25/Aug 02/Sep 12/Sep Antwerp 09/Jun 15/Jun 18/Jun 01/Jul 07/Jul 21/Jul 30/Jul 06/Aug 16/Aug 27/Aug 04/Sep 14/Sep Le Havre 10/Jun 17/Jun 20/Jun 03/Jul 09/Jul 23/Jul 01/Aug 08/Aug 18/Aug 29/Aug 06/Sep 16/Sep Bilbao 13/Jun 20/Jun 23/Jun 05/Jul 11/Jul 26/Jul 04/Aug 11/Aug 20/Aug 31/Aug 08/Sep 18/Sep Lisbon 31/May(*) 31/May(*) 20/Jun(*) 02/Jul(*) 10/Jul(*) 10/Jul(*) 03/Aug(*) 09/Aug(*) 15/Aug(*) 27/Aug(*) 07/Sep(*) 16/Sep(*) Casablanca 23/Jun 08/Jul 14/Jul 29/Jul 07/Aug 14/Aug 23/Aug 03/Sep 11/Sep 21/Sep Dakar 19/Jun 27/Jun 28/Jun 12/Jul 18/Jul 02/Aug 11/Aug 18/Aug 27/Aug 07/Sep 15/Sep 25/Sep Salvador 07/Jul 27/Jul 19/Aug 05/Sep 04/Oct Vitoria 29/Jul 20/Aug Rio de Janeiro 28/Jun 04/Jul 10/Jul 22/Jul 31/Jul 11/Aug 22/Aug 28/Aug 07/Sep 17/Sep 25/Sep 06/Oct Santos 30/Jun 05/Jul 11/Jul 23/Jul 01/Aug 13/Aug 23/Aug 30/Aug 09/Sep 18/Sep 26/Sep 08/Oct Montevideo 03/Jul 26/Jul 19/Aug 21/Sep Zarate 04/Jul 09/Jul 15/Jul 28/Jul 05/Aug 16/Aug 27/Aug 02/Sep 12/Sep 23/Sep 30/Sep 11/Oct Buenos Aires 05/Jul 10/Jul 16/Jul 29/Jul 06/Aug 18/Aug 28/Aug 04/Sep 14/Sep 24/Sep 01/Oct 13/Oct Paranagua 09/Jul 13/Jul 19/Jul 01/Aug 10/Aug 22/Aug 31/Aug 07/Sep 17/Sep 27/Sep 05/Oct 16/Oct Santos 10/Jul 17/Jul 21/Jul 03/Aug 11/Aug 23/Aug 02/Sep 10/Sep 19/Sep 29/Sep 06/Oct 18/Oct Rio de Janeiro 11/Jul 15/Jul 22/Jul 04/Aug 13/Aug 24/Aug 03/Sep 09/Sep 20/Sep 30/Sep 07/Oct 19/Oct Dakar 19/Jul 25/Jul 01/Aug 13/Aug 21/Aug 01/Sep 11/Sep 19/Sep 28/Sep 09/Oct 17/Oct 27/Oct Amburgo * By Transhipment ACL Fixed-day Schedule North America / North Europe Service Fixed Day Companion Concert Compass Cartier Conveyor Companion Concert Compass 8215/ / / / / / / / / / / / / / /8329 HAMBURG Saturday 21/Jun 28/Jun 05/Jul 12/Jul 19/Jul 26/Jul 02/Aug 09/Aug 16/Aug 23/Aug 30/Aug 06/Sep 13/Sep 20/Sep 27/Sep GOThEnBURG Monday 23/Jun 30/Jun 07/Jul 14/Jul 21/Jul 28/Jul 04/Aug 11/Aug 18/Aug 25/Aug 01/Sep 08/Sep 15/Sep 22/Sep 29/Sep ANTWERP Wednesday 25/Jun 02/Jul 09/Jul 16/Jul 23/Jul 30/Jul 06/Aug 13/Aug 20/Aug 27/Aug 03/Sep 10/Sep 17/Sep 24/Sep 01/Oct LIVERPOOL Saturday 28/Jun 05/Jul 12/Jul 19/Jul 26/Jul 02/Aug 09/Aug 16/Aug 23/Aug 30/Aug 06/Sep 13/Sep 20/Sep 27/Sep 04/Oct HALIFAX Sunday 06/Jul 13/Jul 20/Jul 27/Jul 03/Aug 10/Aug 17/Aug 24/Aug 31/Aug 07/Sep 14/Sep 21/Sep 28/Sep 05/Oct 12/Oct NEW YORK CITY Tuesday 08/Jul 15/Jul 22/Jul 29/Jul 05/Aug 12/Aug 19/Aug 26/Aug 02/Sep 09/Sep 16/Sep 23/Sep 30/Sep 07/Oct 14/Oct NEW YORK FAPS Tuesday 09/Jul 16/Jul 23/Jul 30/Jul 06/Aug 13/Aug 20/Aug 27/Aug 03/Sep 10/Sep 17/Sep 24/Sep 01/Oct 08/Oct 15/Oct BALTIMORE Thursday 10/Jul 17/Jul 24/Jul 31/Jul 07/Aug 14/Aug 21/Aug 28/Aug 04/Sep 11/Sep 18/Sep 25/Sep 02/Oct 09/Oct 16/Oct PORTSMOUTH Friday 11/Jul 18/Jul 25/Jul 01/Aug 08/Aug 15/Aug 22/Aug 29/Aug 05/Sep 12/Sep 19/Sep 26/Sep 03/Oct 10/Oct 17/Oct NEW YORK CITY Saturday 12/Jul 19/Jul 26/Jul 02/Aug 09/Aug 16/Aug 23/Aug 30/Aug 06/Sep 13/Sep 20/Sep 27/Sep 04/Oct 11/Oct 18/Oct HALIFAX Monday 14/Jul 21/Jul 28/Jul 04/Aug 11/Aug 18/Aug 25/Aug 01/Sep 08/Sep 15/Sep 22/Sep 29/Sep 06/Oct 13/Oct 20/Oct LIVERPOOL Tuesday 22/Jul 29/Jul 05/Aug 12/Aug 19/Aug 26/Aug 02/Sep 09/Sep 16/Sep 23/Sep 30/Sep 07/Oct 14/Oct 21/Oct 28/Oct ANTWERP Friday 25/Jul 01/Aug 08/Aug 15/Aug 22/Aug 29/Aug 05/Sep 12/Sep 19/Sep 26/Sep 03/Oct 10/Oct 17/Oct 24/Oct 31/Oct HAMBURG Saturday 26/Jul 02/Aug 09/Aug 16/Aug 23/Aug 30/Aug 06/Sep 13/Sep 20/Sep 27/Sep 04/Oct 11/Oct 18/Oct 25/Oct 01/Nov GOThEnBURG Monday 28/Jul 04/Aug 11/Aug 18/Aug 25/Aug 01/Sep 08/Sep 15/Sep 22/Sep 29/Sep 06/Oct 13/Oct 20/Oct 27/Oct 03/Nov Cartier Conveyor Companion Concert Compass Cartier Conveyor Schedules subject to changes without notice

16 Euro-Med Service Euro-Med Network Fixed-day Schedule Fixed Day Bret. Ellade Mediter. Europa Scandin. Bret. Ellade Mediter. Europa Scandin. Bret. Ellade Mediter. Europa Scandin. Bret. V.05/08 V.05/08 V.05/08 V.04/08 V.05/08 V.06/08 V.06/08 V.06/08 V.05/08 V.06/08 V.07/08 V.07/08 V.07/08 V.06/08 V.07/08 V.08/08 SALERNO (I) Friday 16/May 23/May 30/May 06/Jun 13/Jun 20/Jun 27/Jun 04/Jul 11/Jul 18/Jul 25/Jul 01/Aug 08/Aug 15/Aug 22/Aug 29/Aug SAVONA (I) Saturday 17/May 24/May 31/May 07/Jun 14/Jun 21/Jun 28/Jun 05/Jul 12/Jul 19/Jul 26/Jul 02/Aug 09/Aug 16/Aug 23/Aug 30/Aug SETUBAL (P) Tuesday 20/May 27/May 03/Jun 10/Jun 17/Jun 24/Jun 01/Jul 08/Jul 15/Jul 22/Jul 29/Jul 05/Aug 12/Aug 19/Aug 26/Aug 02/Sep BRISTOL( PRBY) (GB) Friday 23/May 30/May 06/Jun 13/Jun 20/Jun 27/Jun 04/Jul 11/Jul 18/Jul 25/Jul 01/Aug 08/Aug 15/Aug 22/Aug 29/Aug 05/Sep CORK (IRL) Saturday 24/May 31/May 07/Jun 14/Jun 21/Jun 28/Jun 05/Jul 12/Jul 19/Jul 26/Jul 02/Aug 09/Aug 16/Aug 23/Aug 30/Aug 06/Sep ESBJERG (DK) Tuesday 27/May 03/Jun 10/Jun 17/Jun 24/Jun 01/Jul 08/Jul 15/Jul 22/Jul 29/Jul 05/Aug 12/Aug 19/Aug 26/Aug 02/Sep 09/Sep WALLHAMN (S) Wednesday 28/May 04/Jun 11/Jun 18/Jun 25/Jun 02/Jul 09/Jul 16/Jul 23/Jul 30/Jul 06/Aug 13/Aug 20/Aug 27/Aug 03/Sep 10/Sep ANTWERP (B) Friday 30/May 06/Jun 13/Jun 20/Jun 27/Jun 04/Jul 11/Jul 18/Jul 25/Jul 01/Aug 08/Aug 15/Aug 22/Aug 29/Aug 05/Sep 12/Sep SOUTHAMPTON (GB) Saturday 31/May 07/Jun 14/Jun 21/Jun 28/Jun 05/Jul 12/Jul 19/Jul 26/Jul 02/Aug 09/Aug 16/Aug 23/Aug 30/Aug 06/Sep 13/Sep SALERNO (I) Friday 06/Jun 13/Jun 20/Jun 27/Jun 04/Jul 11/Jul 18/Jul 25/Jul 01/Aug 08/Aug 15/Aug 22/Aug 29/Aug 05/Sep 12/Sep 19/Sep MALTA (ML) Sunday 08/Jun 15/Jun 22/Jun 29/Jun 06/Jul 13/Jul 20/Jul 27/Jul 03/Aug 10/Aug 17/Aug 24/Aug 31/Aug 07/Sep 14/Sep 21/Sep PIRAEUS (GR) Monday 09/Jun 16/Jun 23/Jun 30/Jun 07/Jul 14/Jul 21/Jul 28/Jul 04/Aug 11/Aug 18/Aug 25/Aug 01/Sep 08/Sep 15/Sep 22/Sep IZMIR (TR) Tuesday 10/Jun 17/Jun 24/Jun 01/Jul 08/Jul 15/Jul 22/Jul 29/Jul 05/Aug 12/Aug 19/Aug 26/Aug 02/Sep 09/Sep 16/Sep 23/Sep ASHDOD (IL) Thursday 12/Jun 19/Jun 26/Jun 03/Jul 10/Jul 17/Jul 24/Jul 31/Jul 07/Aug 14/Aug 21/Aug 28/Aug 04/Sep 11/Sep 18/Sep 25/Sep LIMASSOL (CY) Friday 13/Jun 20/Jun 27/Jun 04/Jul 11/Jul 18/Jul 25/Jul 01/Aug 08/Aug 15/Aug 22/Aug 29/Aug 05/Sep 12/Sep 19/Sep 26/Sep ALEXANDRIA (ET) Saturday 15/Jun 22/Jun 29/Jun 06/Jul 13/Jul 20/Jul 27/Jul 03/Aug 10/Aug 17/Aug 24/Aug 31/Aug 07/Sep 14/Sep 21/Sep 28/Sep Euro Aegean Service Fixed day Portog. Detroit Benelux Anversa Sicilia Spagna Colonia Portog. Detroit Benelux Anversa Sicilia Spagna Colonia Portog. Detroit V.06/08 V.06/07 V.08/08 V.07/08 V.07/08 V.08/08 V.09/08 V.07/08 V.07/07 V.09/08 V.08/08 V.08/08 V.09/08 V.10/08 V.08/08 V.08/07 ANTWERP (B) Wed & Fri 30/May 04/Jun 06/Jun 11/Jun 18/Jun 20/Jun 25/Jun 27/Jun 02/Jul 04/Jul 09/Jul 16/Jul 18/Jul 23/Jul 25/Jul 30/Jul PORTBURY (gb) Fri & Tue 02/Jun 06/Jun 09/Jun 13/Jun 20/Jun 23/Jun 27/Jun 30/Jun 04/Jul 07/Jul 11/Jul 18/Jul 21/Jul 25/Jul 28/Jul 01/Aug SETUBAL (P) Monday 05/Jun - 12/Jun /Jun - 03/Jul - 10/Jul /Jul - 31/Jul - VALENCIA (E) Wednesday - 11/Jun - 18/Jun 25/Jun - 02/Jul - 09/Jul - 16/Jul 23/Jul - 30/Jul - 06/Aug LIVORNO (I) Fri & Mon 09/Jun 13/Jun 16/Jun 20/Jun 27/Jun 30/Jun 04/Jul 07/Jul 11/Jul 14/Jul 18/Jul 25/Jul 28/Jul 01/Aug 04/Aug 08/Aug CIVITAVECCHIA (I) Sat & Tue 10/Jun 14/Jun 17/Jun 21/Jun 28/Jun 01/Jul 05/Jul 08/Jul 12/Jul 15/Jul 19/Jul 26/Jul 29/Jul 02/Aug 05/Aug 09/Aug SALERNO (I) Sunday 11/Jun 15/Jun 18/Jun 22/Jun 29/Jun 02/Jul 06/Jul 09/Jul 13/Jul 16/Jul 20/Jul 27/Jul 30/Jul 03/Aug 06/Aug 10/Aug PALERMO (I) Thursday 12/Jun - 19/Jun /Jul - 10/Jul - 17/Jul /Jul - 07/Aug - PIRAEUS (GR) Tuesday - 17/Jun - 24/Jun 01/Jul - 08/Jul - 15/Jul - 22/Jul 29/Jul - 05/Aug - 12/Aug GEMLIK (TK) Wed & Sun 15/Jun 18/Jun 22/Jun 25/Jun 02/Jul 06/Jul 09/Jul 13/Jul 16/Jul 20/Jul 23/Jul 30/Jul 03/Aug 06/Aug 10/Aug 13/Aug YENIKOY (TK) Thu & Mon 16/Jun 19/Jun 23/Jun 26/Jun 03/Jul 07/Jul 10/Jul 14/Jul 17/Jul 21/Jul 24/Jul 31/Jul 04/Aug 07/Aug 11/Aug 14/Aug SALERNO (I) Mon & Thu 19/Jun 23/Jun 26/Jun 30/Jun 07/Jul 10/Jul 14/Jul 17/Jul 21/Jul 24/Jul 28/Jul 04/Aug 07/Aug 11/Aug 14/Aug 18/Aug VALENCIA (E) Wed & Sat 21/Jun 25/Jun 28/Jun 02/Jul 09/Jul 12/Jul 16/Jul 19/Jul 23/Jul 26/Jul 30/Jul 06/Aug 09/Aug 13/Aug 16/Aug 20/Aug SOUTHAMPTON (GB) Mon & Thu 25/Jun 30/Jun 02/Jul 07/Jul 14/Jul 16/Jul 21/Jul 23/Jul 28/Jul 30/Jul 04/Aug 11/Aug 13/Aug 18/Aug 20/Aug 25/Aug FLUSHING (NL) Tue & Fri 26/Jun 01/Jul 03/Jul 08/Jul 15/Jul 17/Jul 22/Jul 24/Jul 29/Jul 31/Jul 05/Aug 12/Aug 14/Aug 19/Aug 21/Aug 26/Aug ANTWERP (B) Wed & Sat 27/Jun 02/Jul 04/Jul 09/Jul 16/Jul 18/Jul 23/Jul 25/Jul 30/Jul 01/Aug 06/Aug 13/Aug 15/Aug 20/Aug 22/Aug 27/Aug Adriatic Service Fixed Day Fides Spes Fides Spes Fides Spes Fides Spes Fides Spes Fides Spes Fides Spes Fides V.11/08 V.12/08 V.12/08 V.13/08 V.13/08 V.14/08 V.14/08 V.15/08 V.15/08 V.16/08 V.16/08 V.17/08 V.17/08 V.18/08 V.18/08 Ravenna (I) Monday 02/Jun 09/Jun 16/Jun 23/Jun 30/Jun 07/Jul 14/Jul 21/Jul 28/Jul 04/Aug 11/Aug 18/Aug 25/Aug 01/Sep 08/Sep Koper (SLO) Tuesday 03/Jun 10/Jun 17/Jun 24/Jun 01/Jul 08/Jul 15/Jul 22/Jul 29/Jul 05/Aug 12/Aug 19/Aug 26/Aug 02/Sep 09/Sep Monfalcone (I) Wednesday 04/Jun 11/Jun 18/Jun 25/Jun 02/Jul 09/Jul 16/Jul 23/Jul 30/Jul 06/Aug 13/Aug 20/Aug 27/Aug 03/Sep 10/Sep Piraeus (GR) Saturday 07/Jun 14/Jun 21/Jun 28/Jun 05/Jul 12/Jul 19/Jul 26/Jul 02/Aug 09/Aug 16/Aug 23/Aug 30/Aug 06/Sep 13/Sep Ashdod (IL) Monday 09/Jun 16/Jun 23/Jun 30/Jun 07/Jul 14/Jul 21/Jul 28/Jul 04/Aug 11/Aug 18/Aug 25/Aug 01/Sep 08/Sep 15/Sep Haifa (IL) Tuesday 10/Jun 17/Jun 24/Jun 01/Jul 08/Jul 15/Jul 22/Jul 29/Jul 05/Aug 12/Aug 19/Aug 26/Aug 02/Sep 09/Sep 16/Sep Izmir (TR) Thursday 12/Jun 19/Jun 26/Jun 03/Jul 10/Jul 17/Jul 24/Jul 31/Jul 07/Aug 14/Aug 21/Aug 28/Aug 04/Sep 11/Sep 18/Sep NEW SERVICE PERFORMED BY 2 RORO MULTIPURPOSE VESSEL LINKING : Ravenna-Venice-Koper-Monfalcone-Piraeus-Alexandria (old port)-tartous-latakia Schedules subject to changes without notice