Zim swaps Seville for Cadiz on Spanish feeder

Zim swaps Seville for Cadiz on Spanish feeder    Zim Integrated Shipping Services said from the end of July it will call at the Spanish river port of Seville, instead of Cadiz.
   Seville is about 50 miles upriver from where the Guadalquivir River empties into the Atlantic Ocean in the Gulf of Cadiz,
   “The Seville port's proximity to major industrial centers creates a significant advantage to importers and exporters, reducing land transportation expenses,” Zim said.
   The weekly feeder service will start July 25. The feeder will call Barcelona and Tarragona in the Mediterranean on Tuesdays and Seville on Saturday.
   Zim added that in August it will also serve the port of Almeira in southern Spain on the Mediterranean, further expanding service options to its customers.