Summary Wan Hai Lines plans to introduce its CI8 container service in late November 2026, linking Haiphong and South China with Mundra and Nhava Sheva through Malaysia. The loop will deploy 2,800–3,000 TEU vessels, adding another direct shipping option between Asian manufacturing centres and India’s western gateways. New loop scheduled for late November The Wan Hai CI8 service will connect Vietnam, South China, Malaysia and West India as the carrier expands its regional network. Named China India Service 8, the loop will operate on a 35-day round-trip cycle. The announced port rotation is: Haiphong → Qinzhou → Nansha → Shekou → Port Klang Northport → Mundra → Nhava Sheva → Port Klang Northport → Haiphong. Port Klang Northport appears on both legs, while Mundra precedes Nhava Sheva in the Indian sequence. The launch remains scheduled for late November; the announcement does not mean…
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