Wan Hai Lines has announced a limited rate restoration across its Asia trade network, citing increased operating costs arising from recent developments in the Middle East and the evolving shipping environment.
Effective 15 June 2026, the carrier will implement a Rate Restoration (RR) of US$100 per 20-foot container and US$200 per 40-foot and high cube container on applicable Asia trade lanes.
According to Wan Hai Lines, the adjustment is aimed at supporting service continuity and maintaining schedule reliability amid ongoing geopolitical and operational challenges impacting global shipping networks.
The carrier noted that it will continue to closely monitor market conditions and make operational adjustments as necessary in response to changing circumstances.
The latest increase follows a similar limited rate adjustment introduced in March 2026 after the company reviewed the impact of Middle East developments on operating conditions and network performance.
The announcement comes as container shipping lines continue to reassess costs, capacity deployment, and network resilience amid persistent disruptions affecting global trade flows.