Air Freight News

MSC withdraws the port congestion surcharge for all Australian ports

Mar 10, 2021

As the port operations in all the Australian ports are resuming as normal, MSC has decided to withdraw the Congestion Surcharge (CGS) which was implemented for all cargo destinated to any Australian ports.

This measure will be applicable to all exported cargo from any origin except Canada, the US and Mexico to all Australian ports as from March 11, 2021 (booking date).

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