BMW has shipped exports of 3,500 vehicles bound for China through the German port of Cuxhaven to avoid delays caused by peak demand at the port of Bremerhaven
The vehicles were loaded in two batches through Berth No.4 at the port, which is able to accommodate bigger deep-sea vessels. The BMW cars were loaded onto two ro-ro vessels, the Tiger and Torino, operated by Wallenius Wilhelmsen Ocean (WW Ocean) at the beginning of November. All cars were loaded and shipped within the week.
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