Safmarine was a South African shipping line acquired by Maersk in 1999 and fully integrated in 2020.
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Safmarine was a South African shipping line acquired by Maersk in 1999 and fully integrated in 2020.
Safmarine operated globally, represented in over 130 countries before full integration into Maersk.
Standard enclosed container for general cargo, weatherproof and widely used for various goods.
Refrigerated container with temperature control for perishable items like food and pharmaceuticals.
Logistics facilities and distribution centers worldwide:
Safiport Derince – multipurpose port facility serving Maersk vessels
Cape Town Terminal – major container terminal previously used by Safmarine
SOC 2 Type II ISO 27001:2022 AEO Certified
Safi (Maersk-Safmarine) was a South African shipping line acquired by Maersk in 1999. The Safmarine brand was fully integrated into Maersk and ceased operating independently in 2020.
Safmarine, later Maersk-Safmarine, formed alliances to expand African and north–south trade. It partnered with Maersk in 1999, fully integrating into Maersk Line and its global network by 2020.
Safi (Maersk-Safmarine) refers to Safmarine’s digital platforms now integrated into Maersk.com for booking, tracking, and managing shipments.
Ship Technology Excellence Awards 2024: Marketing, Environmental DCN Australian Shipping & Maritime Industry Awards 2024: Diversity & Inclusion
Maersk-Safmarine reopened import cargo acceptance to Haifa port as of 25 June 2025.
