EMTA lowered Israel's war risk surcharge

Carriers of the Europe/Mediterranean Trade Agreement reduced last week by $3 their war risk surcharge for vessels calling at Israeli ports to $24 from $27
01.01.07 / 00:00
EMTA lowered Israel's war risk surcharge
01.01.07
EMTA lowered Israel's war risk surcharge
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Carriers of the Europe/Mediterranean Trade Agreement reduced last week by $3 their war risk surcharge for vessels calling at Israeli ports to $24 from $27
 
Carriers of the Europe/Mediterranean Trade Agreement reduced last week by $3 their war risk surcharge for vessels calling at Israeli ports to $24 from $27.

EMTA member lines are Navigation Maritime Bulgare, CMA CGM, Contazline, Hamburg Sud, Iscont Lines Ltd., “K” Line, Maersk Line, Mediterranean Shipping Co., Safmarine, Senator Lines, Turkon Lines and Zim Integrated Shipping Services Ltd.

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