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Carriers roll back emergency surcharges as US port strike ends

In a big respite for Indian shippers, container lines have begun to cancel emergency surcharges they had announced to cover disruption consequences from the docker strike at ports along the US East and Gulf coasts, according to industry updates.

 


 

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Jenny Daniel
Global Correspondent

Contact email: j.daniel@container-news.com





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