POWERFUL TYPHOONS HIT THE EAST SEA, AFFECTING SEA AND AIR TRANSPORT

POWERFUL TYPHOONS HIT THE EAST SEA, AFFECTING SEA AND AIR TRANSPORT

In the early morning of Tuesday, 23rd July, Typhoon Prapiroon intensified and made landfall in Quang Ninh and Hai Phong before weakening into a tropical depression, causing heavy rains, affecting sea transport in Haiphong port. As a result, on 23rd July, Tan Cang Hai Phong International Container Terminal (TC-HICT) and Nam Dinh Vu port had to temporarily cease their operation. Before hitting Vietnam, many parts of south China witnessed rainstorms and gusty winds from Sunday to Monday morning due to Typhoon Prapiroon, which leads to delays of vessels departing to and from China.   Gaemi, another tropical cyclone, is expected to pass the...

OCEAN FREIGHT RATES TEND TO INCREASE RAPIDLY AND CONTINUOUSLY

OCEAN FREIGHT RATES TEND TO INCREASE RAPIDLY AND CONTINUOUSLY

Statistics from Vietnam Maritime Administration show that recently global container shipping fees have increased by 12%, while costs on routes from Asia to Europe have risen by 14%. Also, there are fears that in the coming time, the lack of empty containers could push up sea freight rates to the records set during the COVID-19 pandemic.   Container prices have increased due to the following reasons: 1. Limited supply of container ships because ships have to reroute around the Red Sea area due to Houthi attacks 2. Owing to peak season of international market, there is a shortage of empty containers. 3. Chinese...

DISRUPTION IN THE RED SEA, DECREASE ASIA-EUROPE SHIPPING CAPACITY

DISRUPTION IN THE RED SEA, DECREASE ASIA-EUROPE SHIPPING CAPACITY

The shipping group Maersk said on May 6 that disruptions in container shipping activities on the Red Sea are increasing and predicted to reduce shipping capacity between the ASIA and EUROPE by up to 20% in the second quarter of 2024. Since December 2023, Maersk and other shipping lines have had to redirect ships around South Africa's Cape of Good Hope to avoid attacks by Houthi forces in the Red Sea. This makes shipping time longer and increase freight rates.   In a notice sent to customers on May 6, Maersk said the risk area has expanded, forcing ships to take longer journeys,...

IMPORTANCE OF THE CORRECT HS CODE AND UTILIZING PRE-DETERMINATION OF CODE

IMPORTANCE OF THE CORRECT HS CODE AND UTILIZING PRE-DETERMINATION OF CODE

HS CODE stands for Harmonized System Code, a unique number assigned to classify all traded goods internationally. Determining the HS CODE of traded goods based on legal provisions and product characteristics is referred to as 'Classification (Nomenclature).’   The reason why accurate classification is crucial lies in the fact that various aspects such as Duty and Tax rates, import/export requirements, exemptions, refunds, and FTA rules of origin are determined by the HS CODE of the goods. Frequently disputes between companies, customs authorities, exporters and importers, and exporting and importing countries arise due to inconsistent classification.   Recently, there have been many cases where Vietnamese...

LARGE-SCALE NON-TARIFF ZONE TO BE BUILT IN HAI PHONG

LARGE-SCALE NON-TARIFF ZONE TO BE BUILT IN HAI PHONG

Xuan Cau Industrial Park and Non-Tariff Zone is being built at Lach Huyen international port area, Cat Hai district, Hai Phong.                     Tan Cang - Hai Phong International Container Terminal (TC- HICT) is the first terminal built and put into operation at Lach Huyen international port. The project has a total investment of 11,100 billion VND, located on an area of ​​752 hectares, located in the area of ​​Lach Huyen international gateway port, Dinh Vu - Cat Hai economic zone. attracting about 40,000 - 50,000 workers. Non-tariff zone - Logistics and Lach Huyen Industry located in...

UPDATE FORECAST OF SEA FREIGHT IN 2023

UPDATE FORECAST OF SEA FREIGHT IN 2023

According to statistics from Drewry on world container freight rates, as of 20th April 2023, the 40 feet container freight rate was $1,774, down 83% from $10,377 in September 2021 and lower 34% compared to the average over the past 10 years of 2,688 USD. The current tariff is equivalent to the end of 2020, but still 25% higher than 2019's $1,420. In the past year, freight rates for routes have decreased significantly, specifically, the Asia-Europe route has decreased by 81-85%, Asia-US by 75-79%, the Americas-Asia and Europe have decreased 18 - 21%. As a rule, ocean freight rates will have a...

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