NEWS: PORT OF BRISBANE SEES FIRST VESSEL MOVEMENTS IN DAYS
| Article | Daily Cargo News Ship movements are gradually coming back into motion at the Port of Brisbane after being suspended for most of this week. The port is recovering from several days of heavy rainfall, strong currents in the Brisbane River with the potential to impact navigation. Port of Brisbane chief executive officer interim Neil Stephens confirmed this morning the regional harbour master has authorised the first vessel movements since operations were halted on Sunday afternoon.In an operational update, Mr Stephens said the movements will be made under extreme caution.โFollowing extensive planning and simulation, a tanker currently berthed at Ampol Crude Berth will depart this morning, with another urgent crude oil tanker (already at inner anchorage) to be brought in soon after,โ he said.โAs you could understand, this vessel exchange has been prioritised by the RHM in order to maintain ongoing fuel supplies in the region.โOther vessel movements for ships currently at anchorage will be scheduled on a risk-based, case-by-case approach by the RHM in the days ahead.โ Continue reading through the link above. For information regarding your shipments and potential delays contact [email protected] |
General Rate Increases, Emergency Port Congestion Surcharge, BUC/FAF Tariff & Hazardous Charges/Surcharge 2022
Air Freight
NOTE: Stockwell International would like to inform you that import and export air handling / terminal fees are increasing due to market costs going up.
Fuel Increase
Effective immediately, Stockwell International fuel prices will increase to 16% Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne and Adelaide. Fremantle is still at 18%.
General Rate Increases
LCL:
16th March 2022
Australia to Fiji
USD 12.00 W/M or Minimum USD 12.00
FCL:
16th March 2022
Australia to Fiji
USD 300 per 20′
USD 600 per 40′ dry containers
1st April
Australia & New Zealand to Canada, Mexico, Caribbean, South America and Central America
$3,000 per container 20GP, 40GP and reffers
Chassis Fee
13th March 2022
All US Origins to All Destinations
Increase of $2.00 w/m
13th March 2022
All Origins Worldwide to All US Destinations
Increase of $2.00 w/m
Hazardous Charges/Surcharge
Effective March 1st, 2022
All USA Origins to All Australia and New Zealand
Class – 2.1, 2.2, 3, 8,9
FCL:
Amount: Minimum USD $200
LCL:
Amount: Minimum USD $50 w/m
Class – 4.1, 4.1, 4.3, 5.1, 6.1
FCL:
Amount: Minimum $475
LCL:
Amount: Minimum USD $50 w/m
FAF/BUC Adjustment
Effective April 2022
Asia – North East Asia, South East Asia, West Asia, Europe to Australia
BUC: Dry 427 / RF 641
FAF: Dry 223 / RF 335
Australia to Asia – North East Asia, South East Asia, West Asia
BUC: Dry 183 / RF 275
FAF: Dry 96 / RF 144
Australia to New Zealand
FAF: Dry 52 / RF 78
Australia to Europe, Africa
FAF: Dry 168 / RF 252
Australia to South Pacific
FAF: Dry 417 / RF 626
All Area (Excl. N. & S. America) to New Zealand & South Pacific
BUC: Dry 797 / RF 1196
FAF: DRY 417 / RF 626
New Zealand & South Pacific to All Area (Excl. N. & S. America)
BUC: Dry 342 / RF 513
FAF: Dry 179 / RF 269
Port Congestion Surcharge
16th February 2022
All USA Origins to Australia & New Zealand
USD 30.00 w/m
Stockwell International will endeavour to keep you updated with the most recent information as it become available to us.
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