Zim announced a general rate increase from India-to-Europe

Freight rates from India to Mediterranean, Israel, Black Sea and North Europe destinations will be raised by US$200 per TEU as of Feb. 1 2010
17.01.11 / 00:00
Zim announced a general rate increase from India-to-Europe
17.01.11
Zim announced a general rate increase from India-to-Europe
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Freight rates from India to Mediterranean, Israel, Black Sea and North Europe destinations will be raised by US$200 per TEU as of Feb. 1 2010
 
Zim Integrated Shipping Services Ltd. announced last Thursday that freight rates from India to Europe will be raised by US$200 per TEU as of Feb. 1 2010.
 
The GRI will apply on westbound cargo from all origins in the Indian sub-continent to Mediterranean, Israel, Black Sea and North Europe destinations.
 
The company noted that the update is necessary in order to maintain current levels of service and high reliability.
 

 

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