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Trans-Atlantic container rates climb to all-time high amid schedule disruptions - Vimarsana News

Trans-Atlantic container rates climb to all-time high amid schedule disruptions

Trans-Atlantic container rates climb to all-time high amid schedule disruptions Spot container freight rates for trans-Atlantic head-haul shipments climbed to the highest level on record as shippers scrambled to book limited available space on major shipping lines. Platts Container Rate 9 — UK Continent to East Coast North America – increased by 25% from last week to $3,000/FEU on April 12, the highest level since the assessment was launched in July 2017. The increase reflected peak season surcharges implemented by shipowners after a six-day halt to Suez Canal transit last month delayed s...

Container markets face high rates and canceled sailings after Suez incident | Hellenic Shipping News Worldwide - Vimarsana News

Container markets face high rates and canceled sailings after Suez incident | Hellenic Shipping News Worldwide

Container markets face high rates and canceled sailings after Suez incident A new round of cancelled sailings by major container shipping lines could be inevitable after the six-day disruption to Suez Canal transit last month further deteriorated schedule reliability for shipments from Asia to East Coast North America, market sources said. The Suez Canal Authority said all 422 ships stuck in queue after the grounding of the Ever Given in the southern segment of the canal on March 23 had finally made their transit by April 3. But the ripple effects of the incident across global networks could ...

Trans-Pacific container bottlenecks likely to last until end of Q2: Hapag-Lloyd - Vimarsana News

Trans-Pacific container bottlenecks likely to last until end of Q2: Hapag-Lloyd

Trans-Pacific container bottlenecks likely to last until end of Q2: Hapag-Lloyd Port congestion and other logistical bottlenecks that are delaying container ship services and keeping freight rates elevated are likely to last until the end of the second-quarter, German shipowner Hapag-Lloyd’s North America President Uffe Ostergaard said on Feb. 4. Congestion at US ports will get worse in the months ahead before it gets better, Ostergaard said in a virtual forum. The growing queue at the Ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach, strained beyond capacity by relentless import volumes, will push ship...

Container rates to UK from North Asia hit all-time high | Hellenic Shipping News Worldwide - Vimarsana News

Container rates to UK from North Asia hit all-time high | Hellenic Shipping News Worldwide

Container rates to UK from North Asia hit all-time high Freight rates from North Asia to the UK hit an all-time high on Jan. 4, as demand continued to rise and ongoing equipment shortages plagued the market, leaving carriers with little option but to increase rates in order to maintain profit margins. Platts Container Rate 11 — North Asia-to-UK — hit $10,000/FEU, an increase of 285% from Nov. 30, and these strong rates are expected to continue through towards the end of the quarter. “It is a combination of spiking demand and endless congestion which is tying up the empty containers — ...

Hapag\-Lloyd to slide voyage schedule between Asia\-South America as terminal congestion mounts - Vimarsana News

Hapag\-Lloyd to slide voyage schedule between Asia\-South America as terminal congestion mounts

German container carrier Hapag-Lloyd will apply a schedule sliding to its AS2 service between Asia and South America, adding seven days to the westbound backhaul to provide a buffer against port congestion and other terminal slowdowns. This comes in response to the company facing “challenging operational conditions in Asia due to severe congestions,” Hapag-Lloyd said ...