Please be advised that, effective October 14, 2025*, Ocean Network Express will assess the following charges for prolonged laden long-stay units in North America.

We are pleased to announce the launch of our new IG2 (India-Gulf Service 2), designed to provide enhanced connectivity between India and the Middle East.

We would like to inform you of the revised Peak Season Surcharge (PSS) applicable to cargo shipping from Turkey to US East Coast ports, effective September 15th, 2025.

This is to advise of the revised Terminal Handling Charges Tariffs for Port Tanjung Pelepas (MYTPP).

To continuously provide reliable service, ONE will implement terminal handling charges to/from Turkey across all trade lanes and services and will be valid until further notice.

Please be advised of the new PTI surcharge for all Export Live Reefer shipments from Saudi Arabia. The surcharge will be applicable across all trade lanes and services and will be valid until further notice.

Ocean Network Express (ONE) will make changes to the Asia - North America Service with effect from October 2025. ONE will suspend PS5 service and revise the existing PS4, PS6, FP2, and EC2 services. The details are as follows.

INTRA EUROPE TRADE – Spain Portugal Morocco (SPM) Service Launch

Global air conditioner shipments are rising due to climate change and economic shifts. ONE's analysis reveals the key trade lanes and factors driving this logistics boom.

A confluence of record global temperatures, proactive government energy policies, and large-scale economic development is fueling a sustained increase in the ocean freight volume of air conditioners. As the United Nations reports that 2024 was the hottest year in recorded history,
the ripple effects are reshaping key trade lanes from manufacturing hubs in Asia to meet surging demand in North America, the Middle East, and Europe. For shippers and logistics professionals,
this isn't a simple story of rising temperatures alone; the surge is driven by a complex interplay of consumer needs, government incentives, and shifting manufacturing strategies. Understanding
the dynamics of these key trade lanes is now essential for navigating this expanding market and building a resilient supply chain.

Taking place from 30 September to 2 October in Madrid, Fruit Attraction transforms the city into the global epicenter for fresh produce professionals. With over 2,500 exhibitors across more than 70,000 m², and over 120,000 visitors from around 150 countries expected at IFEMA Madrid, the event delivers unmatched opportunities for forging new business partnerships, discovering emerging markets, and experiencing the latest innovations across the entire supply chain.