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8 August 2026

MilaGreen arrives as JSV Group welcomes first Next Generation vessel

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Source reporting: Container News

MilaGreen arrives as JSV Group welcomes first Next Generation vessel

JSV Group has welcomed MilaGreen, its first Next Generation container vessel, at the company’s Alicante hub. The vessel sailed approximately 13,600 nautical miles from Shanghai, where the shipyard built it. MilaGreen will now enter service and strengthen JSV Group’s domestic and international maritime connections. Supporting JSV Group’s Move to Green strategy The vessel’s arrival represents a new milestone in JSV Group’s Move to Green strategy. Through this programme, the company aims to develop a more efficient and sustainable logistics model.

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