Hanjin Shipping will raise rates on Canadian exports to Asia effective March 1.

The Korean ocean carrier will hike Canada-to-Asia rates on dry shipments $160 per 20-foot container and $200 per 40-foot container and on reefer shipments $200 per 40-foot container.

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• Zim to travel trans-Atlantic, Asia-Europe rates from 1 December

     Zim Integrated Shipping Services Ltd.

• Zim to travel trans-Atlantic, Asia-Europe Awards

     Ocean carrier Zim said it will raise rates in coming weeks on westbound shipments from Europe to the United States as well as westbound shipments from Asia to Europe. On Dec.

• Hapag-Lloyd hikes rates to Asia

     Hapag-Lloyd has announced a general rate increase for cargo moving from North America to East Asia, Indian Subcontinent and Middle East, effective April 1: ?? • From Canada to East Asia, dry cargo container rates will increase $160 on 20-foot containers and $200 on 40-foot containers. Reefer rates will go up

• Hapag-Lloyd walks Asia-to-Canada price

     German ocean carrier Hapag-Lloyd said it is raising rates from all parts of Asia, including the Indian Subcontinent, to Canada beginning March 15. The increases are $320 per 20-foot container, $400 per 40-foot container and $450 per 40-foot high cube container to Vancouvery; and $400 per 20-foot container, $500 per 40-foot

• MOL Reefer hikes prices

     MOL in January will increase ocean freight rates in two phases for all refrigerated cargo exported from the United States and Canada to Asia, the Middle East, Australia and New Zealand. The general rate increase is meant to offset the slide in rates throughout the past year even as operating

• OOCL China-Australia hikes rates

     OOCL took the container liner industry’s ‘rate restoration’ drive to China-Australia trade lanes, announcing increases on shipments from Hong Kong, Macau and South China to Australia. Effective from shipment on-board date Oct. 19, rates for all dry and reefer shipments will go up $250 per 20-foot equivalent unit, $500 per 40-foot

• Trans-Pacific carriers to hike prices Westbound

     Shipping lines that carry U.S. exports to Asia intend to increase their freight rates effective April 1 in a continuing attempt to recover from last year’s recessionary rate levels. The Westbound Transpacific Stabilization Agreement, a discussion group of 10 carriers in the trade from the U.S. to Asia, said its member

• Hanjin Increases Asia-Europe Rates

     Hanjin Shipping has joined Maersk Line, Evergreen, Mediterranean Shipping Co. and other major shipping lines in announcing that it will raise its eastbound freight rates on Asia-Europe trade lanes. The South Korean liner company said it will post an increase of $200 on 20-foot containers and $400 on 40-foot containers for

• OOCL Trans-Pacific hikes prices

     OOCL will implement a general rate increase for all dry and reefer cargoes leaving Hong Kong, Macau and South China for shipment to Canada. Based on cargo receiving date, the GRI will take effect March 15. The increases for cargo going to Torontoy or Montrealy will be $400 per 20-foot container,

• OOCL access to the U.S. and China Rates

     OOCL joined other major carriers in a general rate increase that will apply to all dry shipments from the United States to Hong Kong, Macau and South China. Effective Dec.

• Hyundai to increase prices U.S. exports to Europe

     Hyundai Merchant Marine said it will raise rates on U.S. export containers to northern Europe beginning Jan. 1. The increase affects dry and reefer shipments to all northern European, U.K., Scandinavian and Baltic ports

• MSC walks Eastbound Trans-Atlantic prices

    Mediterranean Shipping Company announced Thursday a general rate increase on exports from North America to Europe and the Mediterranean as of April 1.

• CTSA lines raise bunker surcharges

     Member lines of the Canada Transpacific Stabilization Agreement said they are raising their bunker surcharge in January. • For East Coast ports, the fuel recovery charge will be $551 per 20-foot container, $689 per 40-foot container, $775 per 40-foot high-cube container, and $872 per 45-foot container. • For West Coast ports, the

• CTSA raises bunker costs lowers CAF

     Member lines of the Canada Transpacific Stabilization Agreement said they are raising their bunker surcharge in April. It’s the first rise since January and represents a 5 percent increase. ?? • For East Coast ports, the fuel recovery charge will be $581 per 20-foot container, $727 per 40-foot container, $817 per 40-foot

• Container lines raise U.S. prices 1 Asia April

    Container shipping lines in the Westbound Transpacific Stabilization Agreement (WTSA) are recommending a further general rate increase (GRI) on ocean cargo moving from the U.S. to Asia.