Upgraded Kiwi service from MSC

Mediterranean Shipping Company improved shipping service between Australia, New Zealand and New Caledonia. Switzerland-headquartered shipper added new port calls in Bell Bay and linked Tasmania with Noumea and New Zealand. Service will be coursing on the weekly basis and operation will start on December 8, with the first vessel Malte Rambow.

The round shipping route will be the following:

Sydney, Brisbane (Australia), Noumea (New Caledonia), Tauranga, Auckland (New Zealand), Bell Bay, Melbourne, Bell Bay, Sydney (Australia).

There are over 250 000 clean and salvage title vehicles available for sale on our website every day. You can buy a car either for a fixed price or via auctions.

If you see the "Buy Now" option in a vehicle’s profile, it means that the car can be purchased right away from the catalog for a fixed price, without auctions. With BuyNow option, you can simply calculate 10% from the fixed price, - but not less than $400, - credit your AuctionExport Profile with an initial deposit and get the car reserved.

If there is no price, just “Current Bid” in a car’s profile, the car will be sold at the auctions. It is not possible to predict the last price until the bidding is finished. In such case, you can only check similar vehicles price statistic results from previous auctions to learn potential rates.

To read more information about how to make a purchase, follow this link -https://www.auctionexport.com/en/Home/HowToBuy

Dear Auction Export Dealers,

Our office will be closed on November 24th for Thanksgiving day.

Regular working hours will resume on November 25th, 2016. 

If your matter is urgent and you require immediate assistance please email info@auctionexport.com and someone will get back to you as soon as possible.

Thank you

Snow Storm Argos in North East

It's been already the third day New York area is under heavy snowfalls. Cities were covered with up to 40 inches of snow, power lines are down in some areas. Local authorities warn about difficult conditions on the road and claim all drivers to be extremely careful. 

The storm is still moving to the East with strong winds, snow showers and rain. 

F​orecasters advise there can be some delays in ports and airports. ​Also, be advised, there can be some delays in ground transportation of the vehicles.

GSF and ESC voice concerns over consolidation trends

The European Shippers’ Council and the Global Shippers’ Forum have come forward with proposed measures which would protect their members’ interests amid big changes taking place in the container shipping industry.

The shippers are worried that the consolidation of the shipping market into a small number of large alliances will reduce their carrier options and service quality.

The Global Shippers’ Forum urges the competition authorities to make sure there is healthy competition on key routes. The creation of alliances has resulted in high barriers for potential entrants and made it very difficult for independent lines to compete on many routs. GSF is also asking for effective antitrust monitoring.

Bob Ballantyne, GSF Chairman, said: “I am delighted that ESC has joined GSF in order to promote and defend shippers’ interests at a global level. GSF has made the voice of shippers heard in the UN agencies responsible for the regulation of the maritime sector and supported many of its member associations in advancing more transparent regulation of the container shipping industry in their home markets.”