MSC CGS from USA & Puerto Rico to Port Sudan, Sudan

posted by AJOT | Feb 15 2021 at 07:24 AM | Maritime | Liner Shipping

MSC announced that due to deterioration of conditions at the terminal in Port Sudan resulting in congestion and delays we are compelled to proceed with a revision of the congestion surcharge, effective March 12th, 2021:

CGS TO PORT SUDAN:

USD 600 per 20’ DV
USD 1200 per 40’ DV & HC
USD 2000 per Reefer
USD 900 per 20’ open top and flatrack
USD 1800 per 40’ open top and flatrack

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