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MSC to increase freight rates US$300/TEU from Far East to New Zealand

GENEVA'S Mediterranean Shipping Company (MSC) has announced a planned general rate increase for transporting sea freight from the Far East to New Zealand.
Thursday, 22.Mar.2012, 15:25 (GMT+3)

GENEVA'S Mediterranean Shipping Company (MSC) has announced a planned general rate increase for transporting sea freight from the Far East to New Zealand.

Effective April 15, the rate hike will be US$300 per TEU and $600 per FEU and for 40-footer high-cube.

The rate increase will apply to cargo shipped from all ports in Asia to New Zealand.

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