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Hapag-Lloyd shares a notification that they will be revising the Cargo Facility Charges for the Port of New York and New Jersey for all import and export cargo. The charges are USD 12.08 and USD 24.16. This will be effective from January 1, 2021.

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US exporters are in an uproar over denied and canceled bookings and raising alarms with the regulators. But the complaints are playing out against unprecedented global stress on the container system and a carrier industry that is changing in ways that will likely mean higher costs and less access to equipment in the future says FMC

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Shipping problems have been building for weeks and have been particularly acute at Felixstowe, Britain’s largest deep-sea port, on England’s east coast With just a few days away on Britain’s exit from the European Union begins, the country got a taste of the havoc that trade disruption could bring.

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A ’grace period’ on customs and health checks for food supplies to Northern Ireland is a relief for a region expected to tolerate the brunt of Brexit.

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Ocean Network Express (ONE) has paused the acceptance of bookings for reefer imports to Xiamen in China because of the congestion in the ports brought about by the slowdown in the reefer container pick-up activities.

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The Federal Maritime Commission (FMC) has taken steps to use the entirety of its power to overturn global carriers' choice to drop agricultural exports in favour of repositioning empty containers from the US.

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A massive drop in import volumes in comparison to exports has prompted a lack of containers for exporters from India, resulting in sky-rocketing rates for 'empties' over the last three months.

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Indian containerised trade has been severely impacted this year owing to the staggered supply and demand shocks across geographies along with challenging economic indicators, global container logistics major Maersk said.

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The circumstance in the port of Bilbao, Spain is improving, and terminal operations are coming back to normal. In any case, kindly note that in the coming days a few delays are expected. MSC will continue the set up before the strike with two regular weekly calls, offering customers the likelihood to expand their cargo flows following the congestion issue.

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