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Emirates hikes rate US$250/TEU on Far East/SEA lanes on May 15

DUBAI's Emirates Shipping has announced it will impose a general rate increase (GRI) of US$250 per TEU on cargo from the Far East and south east Asia to east Africa from May 15.

Wednesday, 09.May.2012, 00:58 (GMT+3)

DUBAI's Emirates Shipping has announced it will impose a general rate increase (GRI) of US$250 per TEU on cargo from the Far East and south east Asia to east Africa from May 15.

For cargo from the Far East and south east Asia to Indian sub-continent the GRI will be US$300 per TEU.

For cargo from the Far East and south east Asia to the Middle East, the GRI will be US$300 per TEU.

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