Air Freight News

CMA CGM PSS - from Europe to India, Middle East Gulf & Red Sea

Feb 20, 2024

CMA CGM informs of the following Peak Season Surcharge (PSS):

From March 1st, 2024 (loading date) until further notice:

Origin range: From North Europe, Scandinavia, Poland, Baltic, East & West Mediterranean, Adriatic, Black Sea & North Africa

- Destination range: To India (Nhava Sheva, Mundra & Hazira ports)

- Cargo: Dry

- Quantum: USD 200 per container

- Origin range: From North Europe, Scandinavia, Poland & Baltic

- Destination range: To the Middle East Gulf, Djibouti & Yemen

- Cargo: Dry

- Quantum: USD 200 per container

Origin range: From East & West Mediterranean, Adriatic, Black Sea & North Africa

- Destination range: To the Middle East Gulf, Djibouti & Yemen

- Cargo: Dry

- Quantum: USD 300 per container

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