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Lines to introduce war-risk surcharges

Several shipping lines based in Asia are preparing to introduce war risk surcharges on routes going to the Middle East.

 

The region's shipping lines are moving to pass on additional cost of either sailing to Europe via the Suez Canal or regionally to the Middle East through surcharges.

 

Neptune Orient Lines said whatever surcharges are imposed will be passed onto customers.

 

Yang Ming Line has applied to the Taiwanese authorities to charge war premiums of NT$500 per TEU for routes to Europe through the Middle East.

 

A group of six feeder shipping lines serving the Middle East Gulf and Pakistan, including Samudera Shipping Line and Sea Consortium, have announced they will implement a war surcharge for all cargoes from Singapore, Colombo and Port Klang.

 

The 16 member Asian Feeder Discussion Group has warned it could introduce an emergency bunker surcharge with just seven days notice.

 

"We are already seeing a steady increase in bunker prices even before the engagement of US armed forces in Middle East/Pakistan,” one of the member lines said.

 

Bunker prices have increased by over 15 per cent overnight.

 

Industry sources said feeder operators are in no position to absorb such increases in bunker costs.

 

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