Seaboard Marine wishes to advise our valued customers of an all non-U.S. trade lanes general rate increase effective March 21, 2021. This increase, applicable to all tariff and contract rates, will be applied on all northbound and southbound cargo between all Non-U.S. ports. The increase is as follows: Equipment Type Increase 20 Foot [...]
Seaboard Marine wishes to advise our valued customers of a general rate increase effective March 14, 2021. This increase is applicable to all tariff and contract rates. The increase is as follows: Between the United States and Antigua, Barbados, Guyana, Jamaica, St. Kitts, Suriname, Tortola,and Trinidad Equipment Type Increase 20 Foot Container [...]
Seaboard Marine wishes to advise our valued customers of an all non-U.S. trade lanes bunker increase effective February 14, 2021. This increase, applicable to all tariff and contract rates, will be applied on all northbound and southbound cargo between all Non-U.S. ports. The new levels are as follows: Bunker Surcharge (all Non-U.S. Trade [...]
Seaboard Marine wishes to advise our valued customers of a Caribbean Operational Service Viability Charge implemented to providethe continued viability of our services due to increased operational costs on all cargo between the United States and the following countries effective November 29, 2020.The charge, applicable to all tariff and service contracts, is as follows: Antigua, Barbados, [...]
Seaboard Marine wishes to advise our valued customers we are tracking Tropical Storm Beta as it approaches the U.S. Gulf Coast. As Beta's path continues to develop, and in anticipation of a possible landfall in Southeast Texas later this evening, we will continue to monitor and provide updates as developments occur. The Houston ship [...]
Seaboard Marine wishes to advise its valued customers that we are still monitoring remnants of Sally as it pushes into Georgia and the Carolinas. The Port of New Orleans reopened today, Thursday, September 17, 2020, for terminal operations and vessel traffic. The next vessel, scheduled to call the Port of New Orleans on Sunday night, [...]
Seaboard Marine wishes to advise its valued customers that we are actively monitoring Hurricane Sally. The Port of New Orleans remains under the U.S. Coast Guard condition "Yankee" today, Wednesday, September 16, and is open for terminal operations only. The lower Mississippi River is still closed to vessel traffic. The next vessel, scheduled to [...]
Seaboard Marine wishes to advise its valued customers that we are actively monitoring Hurricane Sally. The Port of New Orleans remains closed today, Tuesday, September 15. The M/V Nordbaltic Voyage 35, previously scheduled to call New Orleans today, will not call due to Hurricane Sally and the port closure. The vessel concluded her voyage in [...]
Seaboard Marine wishes to advise our valued customers that despite impacts to our operations and ship schedules, Hurricane Laura caused no damages to our facilities. The Jacintoport cargo terminal fully reopened today, August 28, for all activities, including vessel operations. The M/V AS Petra docked this morning. The Port of New Orleans has also fully [...]
Seaboard Marine wishes to advise our valued customers that we are monitoring Hurricane Laura as the storm moves inland across western Louisiana. Jacintoport cargo terminal will reopen today at 1:00 PM CDT for limited trucking and rail activities. We anticipate fully reopening tomorrow for all activities, including vessel operations. If vessel operations resume tomorrow, [...]