News / Maersk waives Red Sea disruption fee as its tests the Suez waters

Maersk Sebarok
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Maersk has reportedly waived its ‘transit disruption fee’ after the 6,645 teu Maersk Sebarok (above) transited the Suez Canal on 23 December.

The vessel – deployed on Maersk’s India/Middle East-US east coast MECL1 route, a US sealift service on which APL and CMA CGM charter slots, ...

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