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CMA CGM updates rates from Indian Sub to Central and South America West Coast

CMA CGM has announced updated Freight All Kinds rates that will take effect from July 3rd, 2025 and remain in place until further notice.

The revised rates apply to shipments originating from the Indian Subcontinent comprising India, Pakistan, and Sri Lanka, destined for Central America and the West Coast of South America.



Under the new tariff structure, the FAK rates to Caucedo are set at US$ 3,700 for 20-foot containers and US$ 4,700 for 40-foot containers. For shipments bound for Buenaventura and San Antonio, both routes are priced at US$ 3,400 for 20-foot containers and US$ 3,700 for 40-foot containers.

These rates are applicable to both dry and hazardous cargo.





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