The Port of Paracas reported that it will once again receive the Andes Express service from the shipping line Seatrade, which will return to the Peruvian port facility in week 47, which runs from next November 17 to the 23 of the same month.
The operation with the cargo ship will connect the agro-exports from southern Peru with the east coast of the United States, offering transport to the Port of Gloucester, in New Jersey, with a transit time of ten days.
Last year, the Port of Paracas became the first terminal in the country to offer the service, precisely through Seatrade’s Andes Express, which during the 2024 – 2025 grape season made five calls at the dock in the Province of Pisco.
“For the 25/26 campaign, at least six calls from this pioneering service have been confirmed to date, which reaffirms the confidence in the Port of Paracas, our operational efficiency, and the value of a flexible and customer-oriented service,” stated the maritime facility.
