On 19 April 2011, Tan Cang – Cai Mep International Terminal Co. Ltd (TCIT) successfully held a ceremony of welcoming the COSCO TIAN SHENG HE - the first Cosco vessel at TCIT. This is the vessel of the SJX (Singapore & Japan Express) service. Her route consists of 11 ports including: Port Kelang (Sat/Sun) – Singapore (Sun/Sun) – Cai Mep (Tue/Wed) – Yantian (Fri/Fri) – Osaka (Mon/Mon) – Tokyo (Tue/Wed) – Long Beach (Fri/Sun) – Oakland (Mon/Mon) – Tokyo (Fri/Fri) – Osaka(Sat/Sat) – Hong Kong(Tue/Wed) – Port Kelang (Sat/Sun). With this service, Mother Vessel weekly berths on Tuesday at 12:00 pm and departs on Wednesday at 5:00 am. COSCO Shipping Lines is the biggest line in China and at the top ten of the world.
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On 29 April 2011, TCIT had the pleasure to receive another big vessel namely YM MARCH 069A/B of YangMing Shipping Lines. This is also the first vessel of AW5 (Asia – Us East Coast Service Loop – 5). Her route includes 11 ports: Kaohsiung – Hong Kong – Yantian – Cai Mep – Singapore – Suez – New York – Norfolk – Boston – Suez – Singapore – Kaohsiung. She berthed at 8:00 am and departed at 2:00 pm on 29 April 2011. YANG MING Lines is one of the world-class lines about transport service from Ho Chi Minh City to America and Canada.
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Along with MOL, three out of four shipping lines from CKYH Alliance, including: COSCO, YANGMING and HANJIN have deployed their vessels at TCIT, which has increased the number of mother vessel up to 5 per week. In April, the net productivity was over 56 moves /hour and port stay Productivity was 41.23 moves /hour. TCIT is improving and enhancing service quality to achieve handling productivity of 70 moves/hour in the near future.