Further to the announcement made by ONE on 20th April, the booking suspension related to livestock and animal product shipment from
China to Turkey, Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry Republic of Turkey, confirmed the import restriction has been lifted.

The government of the People's Republic of China has announced legislation which relates to “the Prevention and Control of Solid Waste Pollution” and which intends to achieve zero importation of solid waste into China by the end of 2020.

Ocean Network Express would like to update you regarding extension of the China Australia service (CAE) suspension, which is jointly operated with Maersk and MSC.

Ocean Network Express will be revising the proforma schedule of the
New Zealand Japan (NZJ) service.

Suspension of Congestion surcharge (CGD) for Reefer Shipments into Chittagong

Ocean Network Express would like to update you regarding extension of the China Australia service (CAE) which is jointly operated with Maersk and MSC.

As previously announced, due to the outbreak of Novel Coronavirus and government imposed
lockdowns, terminal operations and pick-up of inbound laden reefer containers had been slow in
Manila (Philippines) and the terminal was facing a serious shortage of available reefer plugs.

This is supplemental to the Customer Advisory dated and posted 04-15-2020 to ONE’s website
regarding the status of CBSA e-HBL changes. ONE would like to advise our Customers of the
following requirements for cargo discharging in the US for movement via rail to final place of delivery in
Canada.
All shipments must adhere to the following points to ensure compliance with US CBP (US Customs),
CBSA (Canada Customs) and rail carrier regulations and requirements. Non-compliance with any
items may and can result in cargo delay and/or US CBP or CBSA penalty potential.

ONE continues to expand Refrigerated Container (Reefer) fleet to meet growing demand of perishables

Ocean Network Express is pleased to announce expansion of its refrigerated container (reefer) fleet by adding new 5000 (40” HC) units, including 200 units equipped with advanced Controlled Atmosphere (CA) technology, which slows down the respiration and ripening process to maximize the shelf life of fruits and vegetables.