APL expands Eagle GO guaranteed service to 29 Asian ports

20/02/2018

APL today announced the extension of its Eagle GO. Guaranteed service to 29 Asian ports which are called by 22 APL North America-destined services. Introduced last October with four Asian ports of origin in China and Vietnam, this ocean freight guarantee product promises equipment and ...

Daily News from £12 / mo · includes Daily News

Subscriber Access

This is a Daily News Story

For uninterrupted access, sign in, subscribe or upgrade to The Daily News. For as little as £12 / month (£100/year), we can get you into the room where the big decisions are made.

Password Forgot?

Remember me on this device

* Includes access to Daily News Compare plans →

Comment on this article

You must be logged in to post a comment.

Topics

APL Transpacific Trade

APL expands Eagle GO guaranteed service to 29 Asian ports

Comment on this article

Freight rate boomerang? 'I absolutely despise the carriers and their behaviour'

Tariff turmoil casts a shadow over carrier-shipper contract talks

Wan Hai targets 14% rise in transpac contract rates as trade shifts reshape outlook

Transpacific rate war looms as overcapacity increases

Transpac rates rally, but only capacity cuts can sustain any recovery

'Rollercoaster' Asia to NAWC capacity is increasingly unstable

New ocean capacity dump wipes out transpac gains

New services and reinstated blanked sailings boost transpacific capacity

Peak season or recession? Forwarders and shippers need to 'stay flexible'

Topics

APL expands Eagle GO guaranteed service to 29 Asian ports

This is a Daily News Story

Comment on this article

Related Stories

Freight rate boomerang? 'I absolutely despise the carriers and their behaviour'

Tariff turmoil casts a shadow over carrier-shipper contract talks

Wan Hai targets 14% rise in transpac contract rates as trade shifts reshape outlook

Transpacific rate war looms as overcapacity increases

Transpac rates rally, but only capacity cuts can sustain any recovery

'Rollercoaster' Asia to NAWC capacity is increasingly unstable

New ocean capacity dump wipes out transpac gains

New services and reinstated blanked sailings boost transpacific capacity

Peak season or recession? Forwarders and shippers need to 'stay flexible'

Topics

Contact Us

The Loadstar editorial enquiries

Loadstar Premium editorial enquiries

Business and advertising enquiries

General and subscription enquiries

Sign-In Here

Search