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News / Transatlantic trade bucks rate decline trend - but not over strike fears

Red Hook CT Port of New York & New Jersey
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While container spot freight rates have continued to decline in recent weeks on the main east-west trades, the transatlantic trade has once more bucked the trend, with a sudden upswing in pricing.

The rate for shipping a 40ft container from North Europe to the North America ...

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