Dear All,

 

APL will be making the below changes to the container detention billing process for the inbound and outbound detention. We would like to inform you of the new standard method for Detention Billing and Payments, which will be effective July 1st, 2018:

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• Container Yard Customers - Bill to Customers (Previously billed to Trucker)

• Store Door Location - Bill to Customers (No change)

 

Invoice Process for all Southern California ocean terminals, San Diego, Phoenix, or Salt Lake City:

• Invoice will be emailed to customer address on file. If no email address, we will mail the invoice to the customer.

• If you have any dispute, you should send an email with appropriate documentation to psw.perdiem@apl.com or your finance collector representative.

 

Check Payment

Check payment of detention charges incurred at the Southern California ocean terminals, San Diego, Phoenix, or Salt Lake City should be sent to:

American President Line,

26 Century Boulevard,

Nashville, TN 37214

Attn: Cashier

 

Wire Transfer

Company: APL - Wire Department

Email: wire_remit_cfc@apl.com

Bank Name: Citibank NA

Address: 399 Park Avenue, New York, NY 10022

Account Name: American President Lines, Ltd.

ABA Number: 021000089

ACCT Number: 4075-9943

ACCT Type: Checking

SWIFT Code: CITIUS33

TAX ID: 94-0434900

 

IMPORTANT: You must fax or email a remittance advice which includes your Company name, the dollar amount wired, the bill of lading numbers and the dollar amount you are paying each one. This information must be received no later than the day of the ACH-wire is sent.

 

Thanks for your kind attention. We will keep you posted for further information.

 

Pricing and Marketing

RS Logistics

Dear All,

 

Please be advised that the typhoon “EWINIAR”  close to GUANGZHOU and moving north with heavy rain.

 

Under consideration of safty, feeder service from Huangpu ,Nansha to Shenzhen, Hong kong of all shipping lines stop already while Terminals and depots working still. Estimate bad weather will Impact cargo connection to weekend M/V.

 

Pricing and Marketing

RS Logistics

Dear All,

 

In recent months, Canada has been plagued with extreme weather conditions which caused operational disruptions across the Canadian National Rail Network (CN), and affected shipping lines' intermodal cargo flow through Canada in the North America region (eastbound and westbound).

 

We are pleased to inform that with the improvement in the weather conditions now, operations at CN has also recovered, with the following updates:

 

• An improvement in access fluidity at the various ocean terminals in Canada (i.e., Halifax, Prince Rupert and Vancouver) because of reduced congestions and better weather conditions;

• A significant reduction in container dwell times for intermodal trains on CN which has provided much-needed ramp space, and afforded greater capacity for additional cargo on the rail network

 

Thanks for your kind attention. We will keep you posted for further information.

 

Pricing and Marketing

RS Logistics