Transpacific Stabilization Agreement

 
12 Apr 2013
The Federal Maritime Commission, including William P. Doyle, commissioner of the transportation agency, has voted to take no further action to delay the effective date of the Transpacific Stabilization Agreement amendment to include westbound trans-Pacific trade.
Brian Conrad
 
03 Apr 2013
Brian Conrad, executive administrator of the Transpacific Stabilization Agreement, explains why the TSA is being expanded to include the westbound trans-Pacific market.
 
03 Apr 2013
A combination of market indicators and forward bookings are pointing toward the early stages of an upswing in cargo volume on trans-Pacific trade routes, justifying the latest round of rate increases that took effect on April 1...
Da Chan Bay terminal.
 
15 Feb 2013
Carriers in the eastbound Pacific look to 2013 as a year in which they will return to profitability.
 
06 Feb 2013
The National Industrial Transportation League urged the Federal Maritime Commission
 
04 Feb 2013
Shipping lines in the eastbound Pacific announced their intention Monday to increase their freight rates $400 per 40-foot
 
24 Dec 2012
Shipping lines in the eastbound trans-Pacific have a sound strategy for negotiating viable service contracts with beneficial cargo owners as they enter the new year. It remains to be seen if they can implement their plan.
Hyundai at California United Terminal
 
18 Dec 2012
Shipping lines in the eastbound Pacific announced large rate increases of $600 to $800 per 40-foot container in a despera
 
27 Nov 2012
Members of the Transpacific Stabilization Agreement filed an amendment with the U.S.
 
16 Nov 2012
Member container carriers in the Transpacific Stabilization Agreement today announced a dry cargo general rate increase will be implemented on Dec. 15, instead of Dec. 1, as previously announced in October...
Trans-Pacific Carriers Look for Pricing Rebound
 
05 Nov 2012
After a brutal summer that saw exports to Asia soften and freight rates deteriorate steadily, trans-Pacific cargo volumes began to pick up in early October.
 
30 Oct 2012
In an attempt to prevent freight rates from eroding during the slack season, shipping lines that carry U.S. imports from Asia plan to increase rates on dry goods on Dec. 1 and refrigerated containers in January.