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MSC BRC - scope: Export USA reefer cargo for February 1st
Effective February 1st, 2024, MSC BRC (Bunker Recovery Charge) levels for Export USA REEFER cargo as follows:
MSC BRC - scope: Export USA dry cargo for February 1st
Effective February 1s, 2024, MSC BRC (Bunker Recovery Charge) levels for Export USA DRY cargo as follows:
MSC BRC - scope: Australia, New Zealand, Fiji, Noumea & Bell Bay ports to USA for February 1st
MSC BRC levels applicable for AUSTRALIA, NEW ZEALAND, FIJI, NOUMEA & BELL BAY TO USA effective February 1st, 2024 will be the following:
MSC BRC - scope: ECSA to USA for February 1st
Effective date February 1st, 2024
MSC CAC - scope: Rea Sea, North Africa to USA & San Juan, Puerto Rico
The correct quantum that will be implemented by Mediterranean Shipping Company to the Contingency Adjustment Charge (CAC) effective January 18th, 2024.
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