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MSC appears to have decided against leaving Montreal-destined shipments at the port of Halifax, and is said to be set to provide a feeder service to ferry them on to the Quebec port, which had been hit by one of a spate of strikes across Canada.
One forwarder told The Loadstar: “MSC was the only carrier that rerouted to Halifax as a result of the strikes at Montreal, sending two vessels and discharging everything there.”
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Comment on this article
Peter Bothmer
November 22, 2024 at 3:59 pmthis is utterly BS from MSC that they have the Gall to to
charges 550.00 for this diversion they did on their own
choice without even asking anyone of this decision. we will refuse to pay 1 cent more to this outrageous fee.