Due to heavy delays for intermodal rail deliveries of transpacific eastbound cargo via PSW ports, “change of destination” (COD) administrative charges will be waived when changing destination on bills of lading from an ”intermodal rail point” routed via Los Angeles, Long Beach, or Oakland (PSW) to local PSW ports.

We’ve received the following information from Union Pacific regarding the Dallas (DIT) facility. To expedite the outgating of ground stack units, Union Pacific has positioned lift equipment and personnel to provide “live lift” availability for any unit 24/7, effective immediately.

We have received the following information from the National Weather Service:

Tropical storm Nicole is nearing hurricane strength. On the forecast track, the center of Nicole will approach the northwestern Bahamas overnight, move near or over those islands on Wednesday, and approach the east coast of Florida within the hurricane warning area Wednesday night or early Thursday. Nicole's center is then expected to move across central and northern Florida into southern Georgia Thursday and Thursday night.

Ocean Network Express is pleased to announce our new operating weekly service,
Philippines Express 2 (PHX2).

Port Rotation : Singapore – Manila(North) – Davao - Singapore
Frequency : Weekly
Deployment : 2 x 1,000 nominal TEU ships
First sailing : the M/V Contrivia 0027N/S departing Singapore on the 10th November
2022.

This is to provide update to the Schedule Recovery Measures that were in place on TransPacific Services EC2, EC4, and EC5. As outlined below, a number of adjustments were previously implemented on these strings in order to properly recover schedule integrity.

FINANCIAL RESULTS FOR FY2022 2ND QUARTER

On 9/15/22, a tentative agreement was reached between rail carriers and unions averting a potential work action on 9/16. Since this tentative agreement was reached, there have been multiple ratification votes by the membership of the 12 unions in negotiation with the National Carriers' Conference representing the rail carriers.

This is to provide update to the Schedule Recovery Measures that were in place on TransPacific Service EC5. As outlined below, a number of changes were previously implemented on this string in order to properly recover schedule integrity.

Due to heavy delays for intermodal rail deliveries of transpacific eastbound cargo via PSW ports, “change of destination” (COD) administrative charges will be waived when changing destination on bills of lading from an ”intermodal rail point” routed via Los Angeles, Long Beach, or Oakland (PSW) to local PSW ports.

Please be advised that Union Pacific (UP) has announced a new requirement for High- Security Seals to be affixed to all Intermodal containers. UP anticipates this requirement to become effective Mid-2023.