
IMPORTANT NOTICES & UPDATES
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Active Notices
SAILING DELAY DUE TO ADVERSE WEATHER CONDITIONS Please be advised that this week's scheduled sailing has been postponed due to ongoing adverse weather conditions experienced in recent days. Our chartered vessel has been unable to fully recover its regular operating schedule and continues to experience delays while completing previously disrupted voyages and outstanding commitments. AFFECTED CUSTOMERS This notice applies to customers whose cargo was booked on this week's affected sailing. Customers should anticipate delays in the scheduled movement of their cargo. REVISED SAILING DATE A revised sailing date has not yet been confirmed. We will communicate the updated schedule as soon as additional information becomes available. OUR COMMITMENT We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience this may cause and appreciate your patience and understanding. The safety of our crew, cargo and customers remains our highest priority. Every effort is being made to restore normal sailing operations as quickly as possible. We will continue to provide updates as additional information becomes available. Thank you for your continued support and cooperation. Wells Trucking & Customs Brokerage Services 242.322.6324/242.815.7513 --- *Please note: All sailing schedules remain subject to weather conditions, port conditions, operational requirements and carrier discretion.*
EXPORT FUEL REQUIREMENT NOTICE Ocean carriers and terminal operators are strictly enforcing fuel level requirements for all vehicles and equipment exported from the United States. Regulatory Requirement In accordance with the IMO International Maritime Dangerous Goods (IMDG) Code and 49 CFR §176.905, all vehicles and equipment presented for export must comply with applicable carrier and terminal fuel restrictions. Maximum Fuel Level: ¼ Tank or Less (where required by the carrier or terminal) Important Information Vehicles or equipment exceeding the permitted fuel level may be refused acceptance by the terminal and/or ocean carrier. Non-compliant units may be denied loading, removed from vessel schedules, or delayed pending corrective action. Any resulting costs including: • Storage Charges • Fuel Removal Services • Handling Fees • Rebooking Charges • Schedule Delays • Missed Sailings shall be the responsibility of the cargo owner/shipper. Customers are strongly encouraged to verify fuel levels before delivering cargo to the port. Thank you for your cooperation. Wells Trucking & Customs Brokerage Services
