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WEEK 14 OF 2021 A
WORD FROM ALL WORLD SHIPPING 3,591 AWS Agents in 162 Countries JERRY & ROSS SAY GOOD-BYE Dear AWS Agent, Since
January 2007 Jerry DeBow and I have shared responsibility for All World
Shipping. We have gratifyingly watched our activity grow and the number of
AWS agents increase ten-fold. We have developed excellent business
partnerships and made some life-long friends. So it is not without some
sadness that we announce that Jerry and I will be retiring from All World
Shipping effective March 31st. All good things come to an end! While
Jerry and I are leaving, AWS is certainly not disappearing. In the next few
days, AWS and WCA will be making an announcement regarding the new management
of AWS. Importantly, Tipwipa P.
(Tip) in Thailand and Lisa Green in the U.S. remain in place and will
continue to provide their usual excellent customer support. Jerry
and I want to thank WCA management and all of the staff for their support and
friendship over the past fourteen years. We want to especially say thank you
to David Yokeum whose guidance and support has been indispensable. We could
not have accomplished what we have without David and it certainly would not
have been as much fun! Under
different circumstances, Jerry and I would have said our good-byes personally
at a WCA Conference but in these challenging times of only virtual meetings
that hasn’t been possible. With luck maybe we will see you at a WCA
Conference in the future!
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New AWS agents who are WCA members: Ø
Abipa
Logistics, Riga, Latvia Ø Abipa Logistics,
Tallinn, Estonia Ø Abipa Logistics,
Vilnius, Lithuania Ø Abreco Freight
Private Limited, Mumbai, India Ø AC Logistica,
Valencia, Spain Ø Aeropronto U.S.A.,
Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic Ø Aeropronto U.S.A.
Cargo Service Corp., Miami, FL, United State of America Ø Aerotrans Global
Forwarding India Pvt. Ltd., Hyderabad, India Ø Albatrans Logistics
Inc, Istanbul, Turkey Ø ARK Business and
Logistics, Alexandria, Egypt Ø Benchmark Logistics
International Pvt Ltd., Colombo, Sri Lanka Ø Beneluc-Freight
Agency Ltd, Hangzhou, China Ø Cargo Nepal Pvt.
Ltd., Kathmandu, Nepal Ø CGATE Logistics
Belgium B.V., Antwerp, Belgium Ø CGATE Logistics GmbH,
Frankfurt, Germany Ø CS Shipping Agency,
Casablanca, Morocco Ø Delphi Fretes
Internacionais, Guarulhos, Brazil Ø DLF Global Logistics
Pty Ltd, Melbourn, Australia Ø ECX Global Forwarding
(M) Sdn Bhd, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Ø Europort Ltd., Varna,
Bulgaria Ø Flamingo Shipping
Ltd., Burgas, Bulgaria Ø Flexi World Logistics
Pvt. Ltd., New Delhi, India Ø FORA Logistics Ltd.,
Nairobi, Kenya Ø Freightfast Service
Co., Ltd., Bangkok, Thailand Ø Gold Pacific
(Singapore) Pte Ltd, Singapore, Singapore Ø Great Top Logistic
Co., Ltd., Kaohsiung, Taiwan Ø Greencarrier Freight
Services (UK) Ltd., Ipswich, United Kingdom Ø GRUBER Logistics
S.p.A., Bolzano, Italy Ø GRUBER Logistics
S.p.A., Milan, Italy Ø Irmaklar Ulus. Tas.
Pet. Gida. Oto. Kuy. Ith. Ihr. San. Ve Tic. Ltd. Sti., Mersin, Turkey Ø iSpeed Freight
(India) Pvt. Ltd., Chennai, India Ø Italia Cargo Srl,
Roma, Italy Ø Lianna Investments cc
T/A Euro Africa Freight Services, Durban, South Africa Ø MP Logistik GmbH,
Munster, Germany Ø Msharib Shipping
& Logistics (Pvt) Ltd, Karachi, Pakistan Ø Naksu Pte. Ltd.,
Singapore, Singapore Ø OM Business Logistic
S.R.L., Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic Ø OpenRoad
Transportation Inc., Portland, OR, United State of America Ø Polestar
International Shipping LLC, Dubai, United Arab Emirates Ø RBS Logistics LTD,
Tbilisi, Georgia Ø
Royal Express
Logistics LLP, Mumbai, India Ø Saigrace Logistics
Pvt. Ltd., New Delhi, India Ø SJ International
Freight Limited, Hong Kong Ø SMAThai Global
Logistics (Thailand) Co., Ltd., Chonburi, Thailand Ø SPN Logistics SP
Z.O.O, Piaseczno, Poland Ø Value Logistics (Pvt)
Ltd, Karachi, Pakistan Ø Vasantham Traans
& Logistiicx Private Limited, Chennai, India Ø Via 3L Freight OU,
Tallinn, Estonia Ø Zhuhai Kine-Reach
International Forwarding Co., Ltd., Zhuhai, China New AWS agents who are Global Affinity Alliance members: Ø ACTIVE SHIPPING
SERVICES W.L.L, Doha, Qatar Ø Actus Logistics,
Dallas, TX, United States of America Ø Aerotrans Global
Forwarding India Pvt. Ltd., Mumbai, India Ø AFIC LOGISTICS PTE
LTD, Singapore Ø AirSeaLog GmbH,
Frankfurt, Germany Ø Angel Freight
Limited, London, Heathrow, United Kingdom Ø Antek Supply Chain
Management (HK) Limited, Hong Kong, China Ø Blaze Logistics Pty.
Ltd., Sydney, Australia Ø CF Logistics B.V.,
Amsterdam, Netherlands Ø CHH Williams
Logistics Ltd, London Heathrow, United Kingdom Ø Containity UAB, Vilnius,
Lithuania Ø DAXEL ITALY SRL,
Milan, Italy Ø Daxel Logistics &
Solutions, Rotterdam, Netherlands Ø GL Cargo Vietnam Co.,
Ltd., Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam Ø GOT Freight Ltd,
Manchester, United Kingdom Ø HLT LOGISTICS
LIMITED, Kwai Chung, Hong Kong Ø KANG LOGISTICS PTE
LTD, Singapore Ø LOA Int'l (USA)
Transport Co., Inc, Los Angeles, CA, United States of America Ø LogisTurk (Ankara),
Ankara, Turkey Ø NAMYONG LOGISTICS
CO., LTD., Bangkok, Thailand Ø Ningbo Green Channel
Logistics Co., Ltd., Ningbo, Cina Ø Orbis International
Limited, London Heathrow, United Kingdom Ø Pinea Logistics,
Izmir, Turkey Ø Prestige Shipping
Shenzhen Ltd, Shenzhen, China Ø PSA Cargo Solutions
(SEA) Pte. Ltd., Singapore Ø QINGDAO ETS SCM CO.,
LTD, Qingdao, China Ø Rifline Worldwide
Logistics Limited, Chittagon, Bangladesh Ø Royal SRI Logistics
Private Limited, Hyderabad, India Ø RTW Shipping &
Logistics Ltd, Kampala, Uganda Ø RTW Shipping &
Logistics Ltd, Mombasa, Kenya Ø RusIntermodal LLC,
St. Petersburg, Russia Ø SAE Global Logistics
Pakistan (Pvt.) Ltd, Lahore, Pakistan Ø SAFESEA STEAMSHIP PVT
LTD, Mumbai, India Ø SHANGHAI QZ TRANS CO.
LTD, Shanghai, China Ø Sintek Logistics,
Istanbul, Turkey Ø SKONE LOGISTIC GROUP,
Lanzhou, China Ø Trinity Swift
Logistics Ltd., London, United Kingdom Ø UBI GLS GmbH,
Frankfurt, Germany Ø UBI GLS GmbH,
Hamburg, Germany Ø UbiPlus Supply Chain
Management Limited, Shanghai, China Ø World Mediatrans SRL,
Timisoara, Romania Ø World Trans &
Logistics (Gambia) Limited, Banjul, Gambia Ø Worldlink Logistics,
Inc., Santa Ana, CA, United States of America Ø Y.M.A Air and Sea
Ltd., Ashdod, Isreal New AWS agents who are Lognet Global
members: Ø Frank Leo Mexico SA de CV dba VOLT Logistics., Mexico
City, Mexico New AWS agents who are EGLN members: Ø
AER Logistics, Indianapolis, IN, United states of
America Ø
BEYOND LOGISTICS S.R.L., Lima, Peru Ø
BQ Logistics, Jeddah, Saudi Arabia Ø
Galaxy Freight Forwarding Pvt Ltd, Karachi, Pakistan Ø Gatelink Vietnam
Ltd., Hanoi, Vietnam Ø
Global Gateway Logistics LLC, St. Louis, MO, United
states of America Ø
ILT International Logistics and Transport, Istanbul,
Turkey Ø
JBR INTERNATIONAL LOGISTICS CO., LTD, Tianjin, China Ø
Ocean Sky Logistics, Muharraq, Bahrain Ø PACE GLOBAL LOGISTICS
LLC, Brea, CA, United states of America Ø PRIME LOGISTICS FZCO,
Dubai, United Arab Emirates Ø
Sozo Logistics (Pty) Ltd, Durban, South Africa Ø
Straight Forwarding, Montreal, Canada New AWS agents who are IFC8 members: |
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Mar 30, 2021 CMA CGM: Situation in Suez Canal #4 The CMA CGM Group is pleased that the action plan implemented by the
Suez Canal authorities with the salvage company has proven successful. The first convoy to cross the Canal started to move, and ships that
were waiting inside Great Bitter Lake transited during yesterday’s night. At
this time, vessel CMA CGM CHAMPS ELYSEES is currently transiting, and vessel
APL CHANGI is expected to start transit this evening. The capacity of a daily
convoy is estimated at 80 transit per day (in and out), but it may change
depending on further development. Mar 30, 2021 CMA CGM: PSS - Dry Cargo from Abidjan to
South East Asia, North East Asia, China, Hong Kong & Macau SAR, Indian Subcontinent,
Middle East Gulf, Red Sea, Indian Ocean, East Africa, South Africa
Effective April 24th, 2021 (date of loading in the
origin ports) until further notice:
Mar 29, 2021 CMA CGM: PSS – Cargo
from India West Coast to West Africa
Effective April 16th, 2021 (date
of loading in the origin ports) until further notice:
Mar 19, 2021 CMA CGM: PSS – Cargo
from Pakistan to North Europe, the Mediterranean & North Africa
Effective April 1st, 2021 (date of loading in the
origin ports) until further notice:
Mar 19, 2021 CMA CGM: FAK Rates - From Pakistan to
North Europe, North Africa & the Mediterranean
Please find the new applicable CMA
CGM Freight All Kinds (FAK) rates (*) as follows as from April 1st,
2021 (date of loading in the origin ports) until further notice:
These new
FAK rates will apply as follows: · Origin
Range: From Pakistan ports (offered in direct on CMA CGM services) · Destination
Range: To all North European, North African & Mediterranean ports
(offered in direct on CMA CGM services) Mar 30, 2021 COSCO: Update to vessel blockage in Suez Canal Suez Canal Authority confirmed good news that navigation on both
directions of the Suez Canal resumed on March 29, 2021. Please be kindly noted route adjustment vessels of our partners in
OCEAN Alliance which also have COSCO SHIPPING Lines containers on board. Till this moment, thirteen COSCO SHIPPING Lines operated vessels are
passing through Suez Canal or awaiting at anchorage. The list is subject to
change. Mar 26, 2021 COSCO: Notification for GRR Implementation on LATD service
lanes Please be kindly informed that COSCO Shipping is
planning to implement GRR (General Rate Restoration)
for all shipments from Far East to Latin America
& Africa according to the following schedule:
Remarks: Far East includes:
China (mainland), Hong Kong, Taiwan, Macao, Philippines, Vietnam, Thailand,
Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia, Japan, Korea, Brunei, Cambodia, Myanmar,
Bangladesh, Pakistan, India. West Africa includes: Nigeria, Ghana, Cote d’Ivoire,
Togo, Benin, Senegal, Cameroon, Congo, Democratic Republic (Zaire), Congo,
Republic. East Africa includes: Tanzania, Kenya, Zambia, Rwanda, The
Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), Burundi, and Malawi. South Africa includes: South Africa, Zimbabwe, Zambia,
and Botswana. East Coast of South America includes: Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay, and
Paraguay West Coast of South America includes: MEXICO, COLOMBIA.CHILE, PERU,
GUATEMALA, NICARAGUA, COSTA RICA, EL SALVADOR, HONDURAS, BOLIVIA, and ECUADOR Panama& Caribbean includes: Panama, Jamaica, Dominican Republic,
Haiti, Puerto Rico, Trinidad and Tobago, Suriname, Guyana, and Caribbean side
of Mexico, Guatemala, Honduras, Costa Rica, and Colombia. Mar 29, 2021 EVERGREEN: EVER GIVEN Successfully Refloated Normal Transits of
Suez Canal Resume Evergreen
Line is pleased to confirm that EVER GIVEN has been successfully refloated
within the Suez Canal at approximately 15:04 March 29 local time (21:04
Taipei time). In order for the Canal to resume normal operation, the vessel
is leaving the grounding site with assistance of tugboats. The
chartered vessel will be repositioned to the Great Bitter Lake in the Canal
for an inspection of its seaworthiness. The outcome of that inspection will
determine whether the ship can resume its scheduled service. Once the
inspection is finalized, decisions will be made regarding arrangements for
cargo currently on board. Evergreen
will coordinate with the shipowner to deal with subsequent matters after the
shipowner and other concerned parties complete investigation reports into the
incident. EVER GIVEN is a 20,000 TEU-class container ship, currently leased
by Evergreen Marine Corp. under a time charter agreement. The ship is
deployed on a Far East-Europe service route. Mar 30, 2021 Hapag-Lloyd: First Hapag-Lloyd vessels to pass
the Suez Canal today
Traffic
through the Suez Canal has commenced. The southbound convoy entered the canal
this morning with 48 ships that moved from Port Said anchorage to the Great
Bitter Lake. The convoy will include our vessels “Tsingtao Express” and
“Salahuddin”. The northbound convoy is planned for direct transit this
morning with 25 vessels including our “Barzan”. Exact
ETA of our affected vessels is still under evaluation. The
following Hapag-Lloyd vessels still await permission to continue their
journey:
The
following vessels of our partners in THE Alliance with Hapag-Lloyd containers
on board have been rerouted via the Cape of Good Hope:
Hapag-Lloyd: North
America – Operational Updates
With
the large number of congested ports and ships awaiting berths, please understand
that the dates for arrivals / departures and cut-offs are constantly
changing. Please check our Online Business section regularly for updates on this information. Terminal
Operations: LAX/LGB
Terminal Update: The
UP rail has limited the access to many US inland ramps due to capacity
constraints and railcar shortages. This has created a serious backlog in all
the on/off dock rail services ex SoCal to all main destinations and is
generating delays of more than a week into some inland ramps. Oakland
Terminal Update: New
York Terminal Update: Labor
has improved during last week as well. Exports remain two ships open at any
given time per service. Empties are a main focus in getting off the port –
whether by ship or rail. Canadian Terminal and Rail Delays
Update: Terminals: High yard utilization at all
terminals in Vancouver as a result of high import volumes. Expected to last
well into Q2. Vessel productivity and yard productivity continue to improve
as a result of steady rail car supply. This resulted in increased fluidity on
terminal. We continue to experience berth delays in VAN of 3 to 8 days.
Prince Rupert continues to be a struggle as well. Dwell time at the Port Terminals: ·
Halifax – 3.5 Days* ·
Montreal – 4.7 Days* ·
Vancouver – 2.8 Days ·
Prince Rupert – 3.0 Days* Rail: Dwell time at the Rail Terminals: ·
Montreal – 3.5 Days* ·
Vancouver – 1.2 Days* Intermodal Operations: Capacity limitation in certain
markets due to import volume spikes and severe drivers’ shortage. Please find
main markets, and estimate lead-time to secure capacity below (Note: Lead
time refers to timeframe to secure truck power, it is not dwell time): Market / Average 12-days+: Markets / Average 7-days+: Markets / Average 4-days +: Chassis Pools: Current chassis pool operations are
improving in many markets. Below are the current locations where chassis
inventory remains a concern. Shippers are urged to return containers to help
improve the availability. Over 5000 chassis have been injected into various
chassis pools across the US to keep up with the influx of imports. Repair
vendors are working overtime and weekends to keep up with the requirements to
provide safe and reliable assets. ·
New York (USNYC) – Deficit on 40’
chassis due to surging demand and street dwell. ·
Philadelphia (USPHL) – Constrained
on 40’ chassis due to high demand. ·
Chicago (USCHI) – Constrained on
20’ chassis, deficit on 40’ chassis due to surge in demand. ·
Detroit (USDET) – Deficit on
40’/45’ chassis due to demand and street dwells. ·
Dallas (USDAL) – Deficit on 40’
chassis due to demand. ·
Kansas City (USMKC) – Constrained
on 20’ chassis due to high demand and street dwell. ·
Oakland (USOAK) – Constrained on
40’ chassis due to surge in demand. ·
Los Angeles / Long Beach
(USLAX/USLGB) – Pool of Pools seeing deficits on all chassis inventory in all
terminal locations Railway Operations: Please Note: Current average dwell
times for Hapag-Lloyd boxes at several terminals / ramps. Includes, MH, rail
and truck moves. ·
New York, NY - Average 7.4 days* ·
MMR New York (Elizabeth Marine
Terminal-Rail) – Average 5.0 days* ·
Long Beach, CA – Average 10.1 days* ·
Los Angeles, CA – Average 12.4
days* ·
Charleston, SC – Average 3.6 days* ·
Savannah, GA – Average 4.2 days* ·
Norfolk, VA – Average 6.4 days ·
Kansas City, MO – Average 7.6 days ·
Chicago, IL - Average 5.8 days ·
Memphis, TN – Average 4.4 days* ·
Detroit, MI – Average 5.3 days Mar 18, 2021 OOCL: Intra-Asia Trade – Service Enhancement OOCL
announces Intra-Asia product enhancements to the China and Indonesia services
as well as the Philippines feeder network. ·
China Indonesia Service (CIS) service, (which replaces the CIP product), The first sailing for the CIS will be from Qingdao on April
18. CIS
port rotation: Qingdao
- Shanghai - Ningbo - Da Chan Bay - Jakarta - Surabaya - Port Kelang –
Qingdao\ ·
Philippines Feeder 2 (PHF2) service will be resumed. The first sailing for the PHF2
will be from Hong Kong on May 1. PHF2
port rotation: Hong
Kong – Manila North Habour – Manila South Harbour – Hong Kong Mar 15, 2021 MSC: MSC
Enhances its Transpacific U.S. East Coast Network MSC announces the launch of a new weekly service during May,
the Palmetto, from Asia to U.S. East Coast. The new service will be
calling Vietnam and Yantian with direct connections, and best-in class
transit times, to the U.S. South Atlantic ports of Savannah and
Charleston, as well as New York. The rotation will be operated through Panama
Canal on the way to the U.S. Mar 10, 2021 MSC: MSC
Bolsters Trade Between Southeast Asia and U.S. West Coast with New Sentosa
Service MSC is introducing a new container
shipping service between southeast Asia and the U.S. west coast. The new Sentosa service is to link
southeast Asia with the Pacific South West market and to catalyse trade
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All World Shipping Head Office: Tampa, USA Other offices: Accra, Amsterdam, Bangkok, Istanbul,
Mumbai, Shanghai Email Address: info@allworldshipping.com Website: www.allworldshipping.com |
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