Freight container transportation charges up by 35%

Freight container transportation charges up by 35%

May 24, 2022   05:35 pm

The All Island United Container Transport Owners’ Association says freight container transportation charges will be increased by 35 percent.

The association said that charges will be hiked with effect from midnight today (May 24), in view of the fuel price hike announced earlier today.

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