Cargo Produce in data connectivity deal with Coneksion

Digital supply chain platform Cargo Produce has agreed a new partnership with Coneksion to expand its data exchange capabilities with global ocean carriers, the companies report.

The Helsinki-based data integration provider will support Cargo Produce’s logistics platform through the implementation of its RAPIDS Ocean Freight Connectivity system, offering API-based links to carriers including Maersk, MSC, CMA CGM, Hapag-Lloyd, and Evergreen.

The system automates processes such as booking requests and confirmations, shipping instructions, Verified Gross Mass (VGM) declarations, and Bills of Lading. Conections are managed through Coneksion’s Common Carrier Layer (CCL).

“Partnering with Coneksion supports our mission to deliver market-leading service for our customers,” said Miguel Jubal, Co-Founder and CEO at Cargo Produce.

“We are excited about the flexibility, connectivity scope, and speed this integration brings to our global operations.”

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