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CMA CGM announces Cameroon congestion surcharge expiration

In light of the positive developments in Cameroon, CMA CGM is discontinuing the Port Congestion Surcharge (PCS) for shipments originating from North America to the port of Kribi. This surcharge, applicable to dry cargo, was US$150 per TEU.

Furthermore, taking into account the positive changes in Douala, Cameroon, CMA CGM will also discontinue the Port Congestion Surcharge (PCS) of US$250 per TEU for shipments from North America to Douala.





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