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Fuel Surcharge Amendment - April
Dear Valued Client Due to the recent change in fuel price, the diesel fuel surcharge is expected to rise by approximately 18% for April 2026. The exact quantum of the surcharge is yet to be confirmed, which may lead to supplementary invoices for deliveries during the month of April. Any adjustments will be reviewed on a per-shipment basis and applied only where necessary. Should you have any queries, please reach out to our team at any of our locations
Mar 311 min read
War Risk Cover for Middle East Voyages
Dear Valued Client We would like to bring to your attention an important update that will affect shipments transiting certain Middle Eastern waters. Following recent geopolitical developments involving Iran and surrounding territories, underwriters across the global marine insurance market have issued notices advising cancellation of War, Strikes, Riots and Civil Commotions (War Risks) cover under current marine cargo policies. In accordance with the policy cancellation claus
Mar 111 min read
Emergency Fuel & Conflict Related Surcharges
Dear Valued Client Due to the ongoing conflict in the Middle East and the resulting impact on global shipping operations, carriers have announced several emergency surcharges affecting cargo moving to Southern Africa. Increased fuel prices, security risks, and disruptions to key shipping lanes are driving these measures. Additionally, fuel prices in Europe have risen significantly, causing truckers to increase fuel surcharges or adjust their all-in prices accordingly. Opera
Mar 52 min read
Disruptions Due to Middle East Tensions
Dear Valued Client We would like to provide a brief update on the ongoing Middle East tensions and the impact this is having on global freight movements. The situation remains fluid and may change rapidly, but we are monitoring developments daily to support your planning. Air Freight: Air cargo capacity remains severely constrained. Major Middle Eastern carriers such as Emirates, Qatar Airways and Etihad are currently operating at very limited capacity or not at all, which
Mar 41 min read
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