Seaboard Marine wishes to advise our valued customers of a bunker decrease between the United States, Canada, and the Cayman Islands, effective June 18, 2023. This decrease is applicable to all tariff and contract rates is as follows: United States, Canada to/from the Cayman Islands Equipment Type Previous New Level Decrease [...]
Seaboard Marine wishes to advise our valued customers of a bunker decrease between the United States, Canada, and the Cayman Islands, effective September 11, 2022. This decrease is applicable to all tariff and contract rates is as follows: United States, Canada to/from and the Cayman Islands Equipment Type Previous New Level [...]
Seaboard Marine wishes to advise our valued customers of a general rate increase on all northbound and southbound cargo between the United States and Puerto Morelos, Mexico effective January 9, 2022. This increase is applicable to all tariff and contract rates. The increase is as follows: Between the United States and Puerto Morelos, [...]
Seaboard Marine wishes to advise our valued customers of an all non-U.S. trade lanes general rate increase effective October 31, 2021. This increase, applicable to all tariff and contract rates, will be applied on all northbound and southbound cargo between all Non-U.S. ports (excluding export from Costa Rica and Panama to Rio Haina, Dominican [...]
Seaboard Marine wishes to advise our valued customers that we are actively tracking Hurricane Isaias and its impact on operations. PortMiami closed this morning and is now under U.S. Coast Guard readiness condition "Zulu." Port of Rio Haina, Dominican Republic reopened late last night and 3 of our vessels are currently working. The M/V [...]
Marine Fuel Surcharge Expires May 30, 2020 The cost of providing service is dependent on many factors that change over time and depend on market economies. Seaboard Marine consistently evaluates adjustments to vessel size, quantity, and average utilization of each vessel and our fleet, as well as the duration of our vessel voyages to provide [...]
All Seaboard Marine facilities, both in the United States and overseas, are currently open and functioning. Our vessel, terminal, trucking, and rail services are operating normally to ensure the integrity of your supply chain. Most Latin American and Caribbean countries have imposed curfews, border restrictions, and various types of quarantines to combat the spread [...]