South American shippers face delays, cargo rolling to US West Coast

JOC Maritime News Trade Lanes

South American shippers face delays, cargo rolling to US West Coast

Keith Wallis, Special Correspondent | Apr 22, 2021 10:05AM EDT
Ongoing congestion and delays on the US West Coast have led Hapag-Lloyd to temporarily halt bookings for all cargoes due there from Latin America as carriers announced general rate increases on the trade.
Maritime News›Trade Lanes

Please log in below to view the rest of this page. If you do not have an account, please register or subscribe below for access.

More Trade Lanes - News & Analysis

India-Europe string curtails port calls amid schedule reliability woes
Confusion around ocean freight indexes limits their usefulness: shippers
Carriers cut Indian container surcharges amid slumping rates
Intra-Asia contract rates soar to new highs on strong trade growth
Intra-Asia contract rates near record highs amid post-lockdown capacity rush
US West Coast hardest hit as trans-Pac blank sailings escalate
Sailing delay forces MSC to skip India port calls for USEC connection
India-US contract rates soar amid steady levels on other trades
Maritime News›Trade Lanes
North America
North America›United States
South America
South America›Brazil

More on JOC

Drought-stricken Mississippi disrupts northbound breakbulk cargo

Project Cargo

Overcapacity, falling spot rates risk trans-Pacific rate war

Container Lines

LA-LB, NY-NJ at or near normal cargo fluidity: APM Terminals

US Ports

Maritime sector turns up heat on Europe’s ETS lawmakers

Container Lines

South Korea plans $2 billion shipping fund to weather container market downturn

Container Lines
More News & Analysis