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New routing from India and Pakistan trade to Portugal 03/04/2008
It’s our pleasure to announce that MSC – Mediterranean Shipping Company has changed the routing for cargos coming from Nhava Sheva and Mundra from Antwerp to Valencia, with a significant improve in what refers to the estimated transit times involved: Nhava Sheva23 days; Mundra22 days. This change will also benefit cargos coming from Pakistan, since shipments ex Karachi are routed via Nhava Sheva, with a new estimated transit time of 30 days. We believe that this new service will correspond to our client expectations. For additional info, kindly contact our import department.
 

NEW DIRECT SERVICE FROM FAR EAST 06/12/2007

MSC is pleased to announce the introduction of a new direct service from the FAR EAST to SINESLION SERVICE.

MSC will offer a direct weekly service (deploying vessels of 8,000 TEU), and the best transit time available on the market: Busan24 days, Ningbo - 21 days, Shanghai - 20 days, Yantian18 days, Hong Kong17 days, Chiwan - 16 days, Singapure11 days.

The first direct call is estimated to occur on the 3 January 2008, with the vessel “MSC ROMA”.

MSC expect that this new and exclusive service represent a strong advantage to our Customers.


 

New container’s location service by e-mail 07/04/2008
MSC – Mediterranean Shipping Company announces the new container’s location alert service by e-mail.To access this service you just need to go to our site, www.mscportugal.com and take the following steps:1- Click in Tracking & Tracing2- Insert the container number3- Insert the e-mail addressThrough this tool, MSC believes that the clients will have better and faster information.
 

MSC Won “Lloyd’s Loading List Shipping Line” 2007 25/05/2008
For the sixth time MSC has won the “Lloyd’s Loading List Shipping Line”. this award was previously won in 1996, 2000, 2003, 2005 and 2007.The Lloyd’s Loading List Shipping Line award is attributed to the shipowner providing the best services regarding quotations, booking, reliability, documentation and after care. It is also based in the type of service that the company has developed in the following trades: Africa, Australasia, Far East, Mediterranean, Mid East/Indian Sub Continent, North America and South America.This award is the testimony of MSC’s professionalism and excellent customer care in all our services and agency structure worldwide.
 

MSC Portugal - New THC values 15/11/2008
Dear Customer, with the end of the conferences in the European Union, which has been effective as from the 18th of October this year, it is now possible the establishment of a unique charge related with the THC – Terminal handling Charge, expense, as far as containerized shipments to and from any european port. Until now, THC values were indexed to conference based values, being that is was usual to verify the existence of different THC values for a terminal operation which ended up in being similar, regardless of the service to which same was associated.In this sense, MSC Portugal informs that as from the next 15th of November, a new and unique THC value will be implemented for all export and import shipments at every Portuguese port where MSC operates – Sines and Leixões. This unique charge will replace all the previous THC values charged until that date.The new THC values, which duly proportionally reflect the terminal handling costs will be the following:Dry cargo Eur 150 / per containerReefer cargo Eur 190 / per containerThe above values will be valid until end 2009, regardless of any increase of port costs which may exist until that date.We would like to emphasize though that as far as import sjipments are concerned, the new THC values will be practiced considering the BL date, ie, only for shipments which are effected at origin as from the 15th of November will the new THC values at destination be applied.We believe that with this new policy, the calculation of the total charges related with the freight will become easier and more stable.
 

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