The surcharge is set at $35 per 20-foot container and $70 per 40-foot container for shipments involving several Black Sea ports.
CMA CGM has introduced an additional war-risk surcharge for container cargo moving to and from Black Sea ports. Bulgarian National Radio reports that the charge took effect on November 9 and is priced at $35 per 20-foot container and $70 per 40-foot container.
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