U.S. Lines

Member carriers of the Caribbean Shipowners Association have postponed the rate increase scheduled for April 28 to June 16.

U.S. Lines will increase rates in its trans-Pacific westbound trade for cargo originating from interior point intermodal points or container yards via the U.S. East Coast, excluding Gulf Coast ports. to North Asia and Southeast Asia.

U.S. Lines will postpone the rate increase previously announced for effective date March 1 to April 1, for dry cargo in the trans-Pacific westbound trade from all origins via the U.S. West Coast only to all destinations.

U.S. Lines will hike rates on its Columbus service, loading in Vancouver, British Columbia to all destinations, effective March 1.

U.S. Lines will implement a general rate increase for dry cargo in the trans-Pacific westbound trade from the U.S. to North Asia and Southeast Asia, effective Feb. 18.