AFLAS Award 2022: CMA CGM Chosen as Best Global Shipping Line

CMA CGM Group, a global leader in sea, land, and air logistics solutions, has been named Best Global Shipping Line at the Asian Freight, Logistics, and Supply Chain Awards 2022 (AFLAS).

Voted by industry Shareholders, customers, global shippers, and readers of Asia Cargo News, this award demonstrates the tremendous public trust in CMA CGM as an option.

“We are delighted to receive this badge of distinction, which symbolizes our shippers’ votes of confidence in the CMA CGM group. We shall continue to drive excellence and connectivity sustainably in our course to keep delivering in BETTER WAYS,” said Laurent Olmeta, Chief Executive Officer of CMA CGM Asia Pacific Ltd.

275 Shipping Services in 160 Countries

As a member of the Ocean Alliance, CMA CGM facilitates global trade by shipping containers to 160 countries on five continents via 275 ocean services.

In particular, CMA CGM offers comprehensive coverage on Asia-Europe, Asia-Africa, and Transpacific trade routes, where each operator provides 11, 9, and 27 shipping services.

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The group is synonymous with Container Ships in Intra-Europe, while for Intra-Asia, short-haul specialist CNC offers more than 60 services connecting Southeast Asia. Through ANL, this group is the best container shipping operator in Oceania.

Beyond its unparalleled global connectivity, CMA CGM provides a full suite of value-added services ranging from moving delicate reefer cargoes to breakbulk shipments to containers with a reduced carbon footprint to go the extra mile for shippers.

BETTER WAYS More Efficient, Resilient, and Sustainable

CMA CGM delivers through ACT with CMA CGM+, a set of value-added services that enable customers to analyze, reduce, and offset their environmental footprint. This is to achieve the Net Zero Carbon target by 2050. Through this offer, CMA CGM customers can choose more environmentally friendly energy such as Biomethane, Biofuel, or LNG to reduce carbon emissions from their shipments.