MSC GRI – update scope: USA to Pecem (Brazil)

Nov 04, 2024

Effective date December 1st, 2024, MSC Mediterranean Shipping Company Co. (USA) Inc will implement a GRI on all DRY cargo ex ALL USA ports to POD Pecem (Brazil) as follows:

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