CMA CGM introduced a $35-per-TEU war-risk surcharge from November 9 for cargo moving to and from Black Sea countries, including services via Constanta, Varna, Burgas and Poti.
French container carrier CMA CGM has introduced a war-risk surcharge of $35 per TEU on shipments to and from Black Sea countries. The surcharge applies, among others, to cargo routed through the ports of Constanta, Varna, Burgas and Poti. The charge rises to $70 for a standard 40-foot container.
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