We received this message from Hyundai: Quote Please be advised that both land and waterside operations are now suspended due to heavy winds. We expect that operations will resume earliest at 17:00 hours today. Some depots are closed as well and therefore please check before picking up or dropping [...]
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Hyundai reported today that they are back to accepting dangerous cargo to New York, provided that the dangerous cargo department/ master can accept the cargo for the vessel.
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Hyundai stopped the acceptance of hazardous cargo to New York until they will have sorted out the haz Mat procedures with their terminal. Existing bookings will be covered and carried. Changes of the haz. mat of the booking will lead to refusal.
Quote To our valued customers Surcharge adjustments effective as from April 1st, 2017 February 28th, 2017 Dear Valued Customer, We would like to herewith announce following surcharge adjustment effective as from April 1st, 2017 for all trades and valid until further notice. [...]
Quote To our valued customers Surcharge adjustments effective as from April 1st, 2017 February 28th, 2017 Dear Valued Customer, We would like to herewith announce following surcharge adjustment effective as from April 1st, 2017 for all trades and valid until further notice [...]
Quote Export surcharge adjustments effective as from March 1st, 2017 January 31st, 2017 Dear Valued Customer, We would like to herewith announce following surcharge adjustment effective as from March 1st, 2017 for all outbound trades in NCP (EU-Asia) and TAS (EU-U.S.) and valid until further notice [...]
We understand that the Transatlantic Trade may lose some carriers that serve the customers today. Rumors go that Hyundai will stop serving in the first half of 2017, while UASC will end the TA trade due to the merger with Hapag Lloyd. We will keep you informed. [...]
