September14 , 2026

    ANL implements rate restoration on North‑East Asia to New Zealand services

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    ANL, the Australia‑based container shipping line and part of the CMA CGM Group, has announced a rate restoration for cargo moving from North‑East Asia to New Zealand, taking effect 15 January 2026.

    Under the revised pricing, ANL will implement additional rate increases on top of existing Spot and FAK (Freight All Kinds) base rates for all container categories. The adjustments include:

    • US $200 per 20‑foot container

    • US $400 per 40‑foot container

    • Surcharges apply equally to reefers and dry containers

    These increases will be added to all applicable tariffs and surcharges at the time of shipment, reinforcing ANL’s efforts to maintain a high level of service while responding to evolving market conditions.

    The rate restoration move comes amid broader shipping industry trends where carriers periodically adjust freight pricing to reflect cost pressures, capacity changes and service commitments on key trade lanes linking Asia with Oceania.

    Shippers and logistics partners operating between major North‑East Asian ports — including China, Japan, Korea and Taiwan — and New Zealand are being advised to plan shipments accordingly and liaise with ANL’s sales representatives for detailed rate sheets and booking guidance ahead of the January implementation date.