TSA to increase rates between Asia and the US
The Container alliance Transpacific Stability Agreement (TSA), which covers 15 percent of the world's largest container carriers, wants to increase the rates even further between Asia and the US West Coast, starting July 15th.
BY KATRINE GRØNVALD RAUN
15 container carriers in the container alliance Transpacific Stabilization Agreement (TSA) - including Maersk Line - will from July 15th increase the rates for transports between Asia and the US West Coast even further, according to a statement from TSA issued on Monday.
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