... is what you hear if you do not agree to a proposed, very high recently, transport price.
[swpm_protected visible_to=”logged_in_users_only” custom_msg=’This content is for members only. Please login or sign up now.’] It is a hauler`s time. The supply of trucks is very limited and a huge supply of loads builds our present now. There is everywhere such a situation be it on routes from Bulgaria, Poland, Czech Republic or .. you name it …across Europe. It is a taff time for traders, manufacturers, processors, and other market participants. The golden time for haulers…Besides the contracting time for sunflower kernel approaches and the logistics knows it. “Ability to deliver” becomes a real and hot currency.
Current FTL prices ex North-East Bulgaria to North of Germany oscillate about the 2000 EUR figure; to Central Germany will be 1950 EUR and finally to the South one faces 1870 EUR; to the Netherlands, it has to be 2300 EUR, for Belgium 2 350 EUR – 2 400 EUR, if you find a truck and accept the price of course. From Central Poland to Germany (except the Hamburg area ) one has to pay 1,5 – 1,9 EUR/ km…which is one of the highest levels ever reported. The forecast for next week in terms of truck availability and price movement is triste as the holiday on Thursday the 3rd of June in several important destination countries disrupt the usual cargo traffic flow.
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