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HomeMaritime NewsRegionsAsiaMaersk Line announces rate increases in the Asia to West Africa trade

Maersk Line announces rate increases in the Asia to West Africa trade

Maersk Line announces rate increases in the Asia to West Africa trade

Dubai: Maersk Line, as member of the Asia - West Africa Trade Agreement (AWATA), has announced rate increases on services from Asia to West Africa.
Middle East and South Asia (excl. India) to West Africa

    * USD 150 per TEU effective 1 July 2009

Far East to West Africa

    * USD 300 per TEU effective 1 July 2009
    * USD 250 per TEU effective 15 August 2009

AWATA member lines are China Shipping Container Line, CMA-CGM, Delmas, Gold Star Line, Maersk Line, Mitsui O.S.K. Line, Pacific International Line, and Safmarine Container Line. [12/06/09]

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