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With just a week before an increasingly probable US east and Gulf coast port strike, carriers have been laying out contingency plans, including pre-emptively halting inland cargo movement and congestion-related surcharges.

Maersk said it would implement a ‘local port disruption surcharge’ for all cargo moving to ...

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