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Update: Eastbound Emergency Export Surcharge (EXS)

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Update: Eastbound Emergency Export Surcharge (EXS)

11/01/2024

Due to the escalated situation in the Red Sea and the resulting impact on Commercial Shipping in the area Swire Shipping is experiencing a significant impact on the ability to deliver cargoes from Europe, Middle East, and Asian hub ports.

Swire Shipping relies on strategic business partners to connect our expansive shipping network to areas not covered in our sphere of excellence. As a result of these unexpected and unpredictable disruptions securing capacity on this lane is currently coming at a significant cost increase.

Swire Shipping is no longer able to sustain the level of cost increases and delays to cargo delivery may also be experienced. However, our goal remains to keep our customers updated and their supply chains open.

As a result, Swire Shipping will continue to the Emergency Export Surcharge (EXS) as per the table below.  The EXS will be payable by the freight payer.

TradelaneDry/Reefer 20’Dry/Reefer 40’
Northern Europe, Scandinavia, UK, Mediterranean, Black Sea, North Africa, and Red Sea ports to WorldUSD 500 / EUR 470USD 1000 / EUR 940

Swire Shipping will continue to evaluate the impact of the situation and hope to withdraw the EXS as soon as operationally feasible; however, please note that it may also increase. The EXS will be reviewed weekly with the next update January 18th.

We appreciate your understanding and cooperation during this challenging time, and Swire Shipping remains committed to taking all necessary steps to deliver cargo as intended.

Should you have any questions, please contact your local Swire Shipping representative.



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