Eimskip, Royal Arctic set to begin Greenland service next week
The capacity-sharing agreement between the Icelandic and Greenlandic shippers will make it possible for goods to reach Greenland without going through Denmark first.
Four years after agreeing to share container-ship capacity, Greenland’s Royal Arctic Line and Icelandic Eimskip will next week begin providing joint service between Greenland and continental Europe that will eventually result in the establishment of weekly cargo service to Greenland.
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