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Omani congestion prompts Maersk US$100/TEU, $400/FEU reefer charge
DENMARK's Maersk Line will levy a port congestion surcharge for North American exports discharged at Sohar, Oman, to cover additional vessel costs associated with delayed berthing.
The charge will be US$100 per TEU, US$200 per FEU, US$200 per 45-footer and US$400 per FEU reefer from October 1 and applies only to United States and Canada cargo applied gate-in at point of origin
The charge will be US$100 per TEU, US$200 per FEU, US$200 per 45-footer and US$400 per FEU reefer from October 1 and applies only to United States and Canada cargo applied gate-in at point of origin
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