Africazine:
ANL has announced a significant rate increase for shipments in key trade lanes, impacting various regions.
Effective April 16, 2026, the General Rate Increase (GRI) will affect both dry and reefer cargo. The new rates will see increases of USD 350 for 20’ Dry and Reefer containers, and USD 700 for 40’ Dry and Reefer containers.
ANL’s General Rate Increase Details
The GRI will apply to shipments across major Asia–Oceania trade lanes. This includes routes from North East Asia, South East Asia, the Indian Subcontinent, the Middle East, Gulf regions, Australia, and New Zealand.
Specific destinations affected by this increase include Dili, Darwin, Dampier, and Port Hedland. Additionally, trade between Asia and Australia, as well as Papua New Guinea, Solomon Islands, and Vanuatu, will also see these new rate levels.
ANL’s New Rate Levels for Cargo
- 20’ Dry (ST): USD 350
- 40’ Dry (ST & HC): USD 700
- 20’ Reefer (RF): USD 350
- 40’ Reefer (RF): USD 700
Implementation Timeline and Cargo Types
The GRI will take effect based on the loading date, specifically starting on April 16, 2026. It will encompass all dry and refrigerated cargo types, ensuring a broad impact across the shipping industry.
Next Steps for Stakeholders
- Monitor the implementation date of April 16, 2026.
- Prepare for the new rate levels for all applicable cargo types.
ANL’s rate increase marks a significant change in shipping costs across key trade routes.
