CMA CGM introduces US$1,000 surcharge from India West Coast to East Africa and Indian Ocean
CMA CGM has issued an update on its pricing strategy, announcing a new Peak Season Surcharge (PSS) that will affect all shipments from the West Coast of India to destinations in East Africa and the Indian Ocean regions. This move comes as part of the company’s ongoing efforts to provide reliable and efficient service amidst varying market conditions.
Key Details of the Surcharge:
- Effective Date: Starting August 1st, 2024, applicable from the loading date and continuing until further notice.
- Origin: All ports along the West Coast of India.
- Destination: Ports across East Africa and the Indian Ocean.
- Applicable Cargo: The surcharge applies to all types of cargo.
- Surcharge Amount: USD 1,000 per container.
This surcharge reflects the heightened demand and operational costs associated with peak season traffic in these regions. CMA CGM is committed to maintaining service quality and handling capacity to meet the needs of their customers during these busy periods.
For further inquiries and detailed shipping guidelines, contact local CMA CGM representative.
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