Sorry guys, we all know that everything is too delayed from all the truck ban and holiday rush since last year but all importers really can’t do anything as we are all using the same Manila port. —————- The Metropolitan Manila Development Authority will implement a five-day truck ban in the metropolis during the visit …
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It’s already 2015 and the economy is still trying to recover from the delays and losses the truck ban has caused since the first quarter of 2014 and yet here it is again. Truck ban, truck ban, truck ban – it is what started it all in the first place. Our economy and Manila port …
Let us hope for the best! Normally it would only take around 2 – 3 weeks for a client’s cargo to reach them but because of this port congestion, a lot has changed. ———————— YEARENDER: Port congestion may end early next year By Evelyn Macairan (The Philippine Star) | Updated December 29, 2014 – 12:00am …
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Sorry guys, it seems a lot of us won’t be getting the Xmas gift and other items we have shipped couple of months ago meant for the holidays 🙁 _____________________________ With congested ports, Santa Claus can’t come to PHL, group says By VERONICA PULUMBARIT December 12, 2014 8:39pm Peña supported this statement by lauding …
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The port congestion’s effect is so bad that it dragged on til the holidays and it seems our government isn’t doing anything about this. Instead, they are implementing another truck ban! Same scheme they implemented earlier this year which in the first place made our port congested. Read and watch previous news posted to …
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We still haven’t resolved our port congestion issue and now there’s another one coming!!! ______ Holiday truck ban seen to worsen port congestion December 2, 2014 9:47pm The total truck ban along Roxas Boulevard that will be implemented starting December 3 will worsen the port congestion in Manila, an organization and a truckers’ group said …
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Our Manila port congestion was eased significantly since the truck ban was lifted but congestion still persists and to our assumption might worsen come this Christmas season. Do not worry though because customs is not part of this problem which is somewhat a relief. We just want everybody to know the reason for all …
Finally our containers are now arriving on a regular basis and we hope that all will be better before the year ends. —————- Port congestion eased significantly after Manila truck ban lifted – Palace exec By ANDREO CALONZO, GMA NewsOctober 1, 2014 9:18pm Congestion at the Port of Manila eased significantly after the city government …
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Here we go guys! Let’s all hope and pray that everything would be normal soon. It really has been a long time since our shipment got here within 21 days upon departure from China. ————————————— Mayor Erap lifts truck ban in Manila September 13, 2014 10:48am Estrada announced this at a press conference …
We are all in this together and this situation is beyond any business’ control. Let’s just place our orders and purchases in advance because I think this is the best we can do for now until this congestion is solved. —————————- Port congestion to last until 2015 By Christina Mendez (The Philippine Star) | Updated …
Everytime there’s an update regarding the issue of truck ban, we all hope that this issue would be the solution for the delays and congestion that’s happening in our Manila port. Unfortunate as it may be but all businesses can just hope. _________________________________________ MMDA considers ‘last mile’ routes for cargo trucks By Maricar B. …
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The article below is just part of a regular news update to all our clients out there. No business is spared from the delays especially if they use the Philippine port of Manila and a trucking service. As we always tell our clients, the “first in , first out” sequence of disposing of the containers …
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This second quarter has been troublesome for everyone in business which involves trucking and the Metro Manila port as these two go together. The ports are so congested to a point that releasing of containers are now in a “last in first out basis” when it should be the other way around. But since we’re …
Some of us aren’t aware of this issue at all especially if trucking services isn’t used in their everyday operation. Unfortunately for us and many businesses out there, we rely heavily on trucking service. The normal shipping lead time we have from China til the item gets to our client is 2 – 3 …
Truckers’ group to comply with Manila day-time truck ban March 2, 2014 9:24pm A group of truckers has announced it will comply with a day-time truck ban in the City of Manila, a policy that truckers protested against last week by holding a “truck holiday”. According to a report on “24 Oras” aired Sunday evening, …