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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENTSPlease take note of the following announcements. If you require any further information please contact a member of our team on 07 3895 5355 or email the Team by clicking here.
General Rate Increase GENERAL RATE INCREASE (GRI)ANLEurope to Australia
If this adjustment affects your business, please click here to download a PDF with more information. Australasia Southbound Trade
If this adjustment affects your business, please click here to download a PDF with more information. Tranship Cargo via the Far East Southbound Trade
If this adjustment affects your business, please click here to download a PDF with more information. CMAExports from Australia to Europe, Mediterranean & North Africa. The amount of the increase will be:
If this adjustment affects your business, please click here to download a PDF with more information.
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| To |
per 20’ container | per 40’ container |
| Brisbane | USD50 | USD75 |
| Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide, Fremantle | USD50 | USD75 |
| Asia | USD150 | USD200 |
| North America | USD150 | USD200 |
| Mediterranean, UK, North West Continent, Scandinavia | USD150 | USD200 |
| Middle East, Red Sea, Indian Sub-continent | USD150 | USD200 |
| South Africa | USD150 | USD200 |
If this adjustment affects your business, please click here to download a PDF with more information.
South East Asia and India Sub-Continent to Australia
Please be advised that there will be a General Rate Increase (GRI) introduced for all inbound shipments from Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand, Brunei, Philippines, Myanmar, Cambodia, Vietnam and the India-Subcontinent (India, Sri Lanka, Pakistan and Bangladesh) to Australia for shipments sailing on or after 1st July, 2010. The General Rate Increase (GRI) will be:
If this adjustment affects your business, please click here to download a PDF with more information.
Australia & New Zealand To East Coast USA & Eastern Canada
The BAF (northbound) on cargo ex Australia & New Zealand to the East Coast of the United States of America & Eastern Canada will be increased from
USD$516.00/TEU to USD$613.00/TEU
effective 1st August 2009 & will be applicable to all Reefer & Dry cargo received on or after this date.
If this adjustment affects your business, please click here to download a PDF with more information.
Australia & New Zealand To West Coast USA & Canada
The BAF (northbound) on cargo ex Australia & New Zealand to the West Coast of the United States of America & Canada will adjust to
effective 1st January 2010 & will be applicable to all Reefer & Dry cargo received on or after this date.
If this adjustment affects your business, please click here to download a PDF with more information.
South East Asia and South Asia / Australia
ANL Container Line wish to inform the trade that with effect from 1st August 2010, the BAF rate for all shipments from Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia, Vietnam and South Asia to Australia will be revised to
If this adjustment affects your business, please click here to download a PDF with more information.
Europe to Australia
ANL wish to advise that the Bunker Adjustment Factor has been adjusted, in accordance with the established review procedures. Effective the 1st of April 2010, the Bunker Surcharge (BAF) from Europe to Australia will be as follows:
If this adjustment affects your business, please click here to download a PDF with more information.
ASIA – PNG – Pacific Islands NB & SB
Due to the recent change in bunker prices, ANL wish to advise that the Bunker Adjustment Factor has been revised in accordance with established review procedures. Effective the 1st April 2010, the Bunker Surcharge (BAF) is adjusted to the following:
NPX Southbound ex Asian ports
Destinations Papua New Guinea
Destinations New Caledonia and Fiji
NPX Northbound to Asian ports
Intra Island bookings
If this adjustment affects your business, please click here to download a PDF with more information.
China, Japan, and Korea to Australia
Please kindly be advised that COSCON decided to adjust the quantum of BAF between China (incl China mainland, Hong Kong, Taiwan area) / Japan/Korea and Australia to:
The new BAF quantum will take effect from 8th January 2010 (Taiwan area from 23rd January 2010) till next advice.
If this adjustment affects your business, please click here to download a PDF with more information.
Australia to Pacific Islands
Hamburg Sud wishes to advise the current BAF will increase to:
on all northbound cargo to Fiji and Tahiti effective January 01, 2010.
This BAF will apply to all dry, general reefer and frozen meat shipments.
If this adjustment affects your business, please click here to download a PDF with more information.
Australia to New Zealand
Hamburg Sud wishes to wish to advise the current BAF of US225 per TEU will be increased to a new Bunker Surcharge of USD265 per TEU on all Eastbound cargo to New Zealand effective August 14, 2009.
The new Bunker Surcharge will be effective from the following sailings:
PSW: Antonia Schulte V 134
ETD Melbourne 14 August 2009
ETD Sydney 16 August 2009
Trident: Cap Beaufort V 930
ETD Sydney 19 August 2009
ETD Melbourne 21 August 2009
ANZL: Cap Manuel V 928
ETD Brisbane 20 August 2009
PNW: Albert Rickmers V 781
ETD Sydney 26 August 2009
ETD Melbourne 28 August 2009
ETD Adelaide 31 August 2009
This BAF will apply to all dry, general reefer and frozen meat shipments
If this adjustment affects your business, please click here to download a PDF with more information.
Australia to South East Asia
We wish to advise that a review of the current bunker fuel prices has resulted in the current Bunker Adjustment Factor (BAF) to increase. Effective from the 4th of December 2009, the Bunker Adjustment Factor will increase to:
If this adjustment affects your business, please click here to download a PDF with more information.
Northbound Europe/Mediterranean
Hamburg Sud wishes to advise that, in accordance with our BAF calculation, a decrease in Bunker Fuel prices has exceeded the trigger value.Accordingly, we will be introducing a reduced BAF of
effective from August 2010 for cargo destined Europe & the Mediterranean.
If this adjustment affects your business, please click here to download a PDF with more information.
Europe to Australia/New Zealand Services
Hamburg Sud wishes to advise that, the Bunker Adjustment Factor (BAF) for our services from Europe to Australia & New Zealand with effect from June 2010 will be:
If this adjustment affects your business, please click here to download a PDF with more information.
Mediterranean to Australia/New Zealand Services
Hamburg Sud wishes to advise that, the Bunker Adjustment Factor (BAF) for our services from the Mediterranean (includes East/West & Portugal) to Australia & New Zealand with effect from June 2010 will be:
If this adjustment affects your business, please click here to download a PDF with more information.
South East Asia To Australia / New Zealand and Pacific Islands
The current review of bunker fuel prices has resulted in a decrease to the Bunker Adjustment Factor (BAF) applied on our South East Asia to Australia / New Zealand and Pacific Islands services. The BAF will change to
on Southbound cargo effective 1st August, 2010 for all South East Asian origins on the basis of B/L (Bill of Lading) dates.
If this adjustment affects your business, please click here to download a PDF with more information.
Northbound Europe
Hamburg Sud wishes to advise that, in accordance with our BAF calculation, an increase in Bunker Fuel prices has exceeded the trigger value. Accordingly, we will be introducing an increased BAF of
effective 1st January 2010 for cargo destined Europe.
If this adjustment affects your business, please click here to download a PDF with more information.
Australia to North East Asia Trade
We wish to advise that, a review of bunker prices at Hong Kong and South Korea has caused the current Bunker Adjustment Factor (BAF) to trigger. From the 16th of July 2010, the Bunker Adjustment Factor will be adjusted to
on all cargo from Australia to North East Asia, covering Japan, South Korea, China, Hong Kong and Taiwan.
If this adjustment affects your business, please click here to download a PDF with more information.
East Coast South America to Australia/New Zealand Services
Please be informed that due to continuous fuel cost evolution, Hamburg Süd will revise the BAF & EFAF from the East Coast of South America to South Africa/Asia/Oceania effective October 2009 as follows:
BAF DRY:
USD 750 per 20
USD 1500 per 40
BAF REEFER:
USD 850 per 20
USD 1700 per 40
EFAF DRY:
USD 350 per 20
USD 700 per 40
EFAF REEFER:
USD 400 per 20
USD 800 per 40
If this adjustment affects your business, please click here to download a PDF with more information
North East Asia to New Zealand & Pacific Islands
The current review of bunker fuel prices has resulted in an increase to the Bunker Adjustment Factor (BAF) applied on our China / Japan / Korea / Hong Kong / Taiwan to New Zealand / Pacific Island service. The BAF will change to
US$ 300.00 per TEU on Southbound cargo effective 1st June, 2009 for all above origins.
If this adjustment affects your business, please click here to download a PDF with more information.
South East Asia, India and Pakistan to Australia/New Zealand and Pacific Islands Trade
The current review of bunker fuel prices has resulted in an increase to the Bunker Adjustment Factor (BAF) applied on our South East Asia* to Australia/New Zealand and Pacific Islands service. The BAF will change to
US$ 310.00 per TEU on Southbound cargo
effective 1st June 2009 for all South East Asian, (incl. India and Pakistan) origins.
If this adjustment affects your business, please click here to download a PDF with more information.
North East Asia to Australia
The latest review of bunker fuel prices has resulted in a decrease to the Bunker Adjustment Factor (BAF) applied on our North East Asia – Australia services. The BAF will change TEU to:
on southbound cargo effective 16th Jul, 2010 for Hong Kong, Korea, Japan and China, and effective 31st Jul, 2010 for Taiwan on the basis of B/L (Bill of Lading) dates.
If this adjustment affects your business, please click here to download a PDF with more information.
Northbound USA
Hamburg Sud wishes to advise that, in accordance with our BAF calculation, a reduction in Bunker Fuel prices has exceeded the trigger value. Accordingly, Hamburg Sud will be introducing a reduced BAF of
effective August 2010 for cargo destined to - United States, Canada, Mexico, the Caribbean and all other destinations serviced via the Panama canal.
If this adjustment affects your business, please click here to download a PDF with more information.
Mediterranean to Australia/New Zealand
Hamburg Sud wishes to advise that, the Bunker Adjustment Factor (BAF) for our services from the Mediterranean (includes East/West & Portugal) to Australia & New Zealand with effect from December 2009 will be:
If this adjustment affects your business, please click here to download a PDF with more information.
Australia to South East Asia & all other destinations, with the exception of New Zealand
Please be advised that the Bunker Adjustment Factor (BAF) for export shipments from Australia to South East Asia & all other destinations with the exception of New Zealand will be revised to:
USD100/20’ container and
USD165/40’ container
Effective from vessels sailing on 8th May 2009.
Australia to Asia, Middle East & India Subcontinent
Hapag-Lloyd wishes to advise customers that the current review of bunker fuel prices has resulted in a increase to the Bunker Adjustment Factor (BAF) applied on our Australia to Asia, Middle East & India Subcontinent services. The BAF will increase to
on Northbound cargo effective 15th April 2010 to Asia, Middle East and India Subcontinent.
If this adjustment affects your business, please click here to download a PDF with more information.
Australia to Europe
Please be advised that the Bunker Adjustment Factor (BAF) for export shipments from Australia to Europe has been decreased to:
USD286/20’ container and
USD572/40’ container
Effective from vessels sailing on 1st May 2009.
If this adjustment affects your business, please click here to download a PDF with more information.
North East Asia to Australia
Please be advised that Hapag-Lloyd will adjust the Bunker Adjustment Factor (BAF) from North East Asia to Australia to a new quantum of:
If this adjustment affects your business, please click here to download a PDF with more information.
South East Asia / Indian Subcontinent to Australia, New Zealand & Pacific Island
Please be advised that Hapag-Lloyd will apply the following Bunker Adjustment Factor (BAF) for all export cargoes from South East Asia and Indian Subcontinent to Australia, New Zealand and Pacific Island with effect from 01 September, 2009.
US$475 / 20'
US$950 / 40'
US$950 / 40HC
If this adjustment affects your business, please click here to download a PDF with more information.
North America to Australia & New Zealand
We would like to advise a revised BAF amount to be applied for shipments from the United States of America and Canada to Australia and New Zealand with effect from June 15, 2010:
If this adjustment affects your business, please click here to download a PDF with more information.
North America to Pacific Islands
We would like to advise a revised BAF amount to be applied for shipments from the United States of America and Canada to the Pacific Islands with effect from August 1, 2010:
If this adjustment affects your business, please click here to download a PDF with more information.
Australia, New Zealand & Fiji to Americas
We would like to advise a revised BAF amount to be applied for shipments from Australia, New Zealand & Fiji to North & Central & South America with effect from August 1, 2010:
If this adjustment affects your business, please click here to download a PDF with more information.
Australia to Pacific Islands
Please be advised that Hapag-Lloyd will adjust the following charges from Australia to Pacific Islands effective January 15, 2010. The revised Bunker Adjustment Factor (BAF) will be:
If this adjustment affects your business, please click here to download a PDF with more information.
Australia
Please be advised that the Bunker Adjustment Factor ( BAF ) for all shipment to Australia will be regulated to below quantum effect from 7 August 2009.
USD 350 / 20’ USD 700 / 40 & HQ Effective Voyage: On board date on/after 7 August 2009 of each Vessel.
If this adjustment affects your business, please click here to download a PDF with more information.
To/from North East Asia
We wish to advise that due to fluctuation in the price of bunkers in recent weeks, the Bunker Surcharge (BAF) applicable to ocean freight shipments to/from North East Asia is to be adjusted as follows:
BAF effective from 8th January 2010
From North East Asia (except Taiwan) to Australia
From Australia to North East Asia (except Taiwan)
BAF effective from 23rd January 2010
Fom Taiwan to Australia
From Australia to Taiwan
Effective date will be based on the date of issue of the bill of lading.
If this adjustment affects your business, please click here to download a PDF with more information.
To South East Asia
We are writing to inform you that due to the fluctuation in the bunker price over recent weeks the current applicable BAF for cargo moving to South East Asia will be revised upwards. The revised BAF from 4th December 2009 will be:
If this adjustment affects your business, please click here to download a PDF with more information.
South East Asia and South Asia to Australia
As a result of the recent decrease in the price of bunker an adjustment of USD 55 per TEU will take effect as of 01 August 2010. This adjustment is applicable to all shipments from Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia, Vietnam, the Philippines and the India Sub-Continent (India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka & Bangladesh) to Australia.
The BAF will be adjusted as follows:
Current Level (until 31st July 2010)
Revised Level (from 1st August 2010)
If this adjustment affects your business, please click here to download a PDF with more information.
Australia to South Asia and South East Asia
As a result of the recent decrease in the price of bunker a downward adjustment of USD 25/TEU will take effect as of 16th July 2010 except for Taiwan where the adjustment will take effect from 31st July 2010. This adjustment is applicable to all shipments to/from China, Hong Kong, South Korea, Japan, and Taiwan. The BAF will be adjusted as follows:
Current Level: (Until 15th July)
Revised Level: (From 16th July)
If this adjustment affects your business, please click here to download a PDF with more information.
EX Australia to UK/North West Continent & the Mediterranean
EX Australia to UK, North West Continent and The Mediterranean MSC Mediterranean Shipping Company S.A. wishes to advise shippers that the current Bunker Contribution (B.U.C.) Ex Australia to UK, NWC and The Mediterranean has been reviewed for sailings after the 1st August 2010 to be:
If this adjustment affects your business, please click here to download a PDF with more information.
EX Australia to South Africa, Mauritius & Reunion
Mediterranean Shipping Company S.A. (MSC) wishes to advise shippers that a review of the current Bunker Contribution ex Australia to South Africa, Mauritius and Reunion trade, has taken place. As a result of this review, the Bunker Surcharge in this trade will increase, effective 1st September 2009 (B/L Date). The new Bunker Contribution will be as follows:
If this adjustment affects your business, please click here to download a PDF with more information.
EX Australia to South East Asia
Mediterranean Shipping Company S.A. (MSC) wishes to advise shippers that a review of the current Bunker Contribution (BUC) ex Australia to South East Asia has taken place. This will be effective from 15th April 2010. The new Bunker Contribution on this trade will be as follows:
If this adjustment affects your business, please click here to download a PDF with more information.
Southbound South Africa to Australia / New Zealand
MSC Mediterranean Shipping Company S.A. wishes to advise clients of the following adjustment to the Bunker Contribution ( BUC) for the southbound trade from South Africa. The increase takes effect from 1st April 2010 The revised BUC will be as follows:
If this adjustment affects your business, please click here to download a PDF with more information.
Australia to/from North & East Asia
As a result of the recent decrease in the price of bunker a downward adjustment of USD 25/TEU will take effect as of 16th July 2010 except for Taiwan where the adjustment will take effect from 31st July 2010. This adjustment is applicable to all shipments to/from China, Hong Kong, South Korea, Japan, and Taiwan. The BAF will be adjusted as follows:
Current Level: (Until 15th July)
Revised Level: (From 16th July)
If this adjustment affects your business, please click here to download a PDF with more information.
South East Asia and South Asia to Australia
As a result of the recent decrease in the price of bunker an adjustment of USD 55 per TEU will take effect as of 01 August 2010. This adjustment is applicable to all shipments from Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia, Vietnam, the Philippines and the India Sub-Continent (India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka & Bangladesh) to Australia. The BAF will be adjusted as follows:
Current Level (until 31st July 2010)
Revised Level (from 1st August 2010)
If this adjustment affects your business, please click here to download a PDF with more information.
From and To Black Sea
Please be advised that the Nortbound and Southbound Bunker Surcharge applied to shipments from Australia to the Black Sea, and from the Black Sea to Australia will be maintained for the month of April, 2010 at:
If this adjustment affects your business, please click here to download a PDF with more information.
To and From Europe
Please be advised that the Northbound and Southbound Bunker Surcharge applied to shipments from Europe to Australia, and Australia to Europe will be maintained for the month of April 2010 at:
If this adjustment affects your business, please click here to download a PDF with more information.
Northbound from Australia
Australia to China, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Korea, Africa, South America, the Middle East and Indian Sub Contintent effective rom the 28th August 2009. The BAF will be rvised to:
US$345 / 20'
US$590 / 40'
If this adjustment affects your business, please click here to download a PDF with more information.
From Australia to Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, Indonesia, Vietnam, Cambodia, Phillippines
The Bunker Surcharge applied to shipments from Australia will be revised effective from 28th August 2009 to:
If this adjustment affects your business, please click here to download a PDF with more information.
Southbound to Australia
Please be advised that the Bunker Surcharge applied to shipments from Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, Indonesia, Vietnam, Cambodia, Philippines and Indian Sub Continent (India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka & Bangladesh) to Australia will be revised for the month of August, 2010. The Bunker Surcharge will be at:
If this adjustment affects your business, please click here to download a PDF with more information.
RATE RESTORATION
Korea, China, Hong Kong, Japan and Taiwan to Australia
ANL Container Line would like to advise that in an effort to improve the viability of services to efficiently cater for the carriage of import cargo from Korea, China, Hong Kong and Taiwan to Australia, an increase of
will apply with effect from the 15th July 2010.
If this adjustment affects your business, please click here to download a PDF with more information.
South East Asia and South Asia to Australia
ANL Container Line would like to advise that in an effort to improve the viability of services to efficiently cater for the carriage of import cargo from South East Asia and South Asia to Australia, an increase of:
will apply with effect from the 1st July 2010. The above Rate Restoration will be effective to all southbound shipments shipped on or after the above dates.
If this adjustment affects your business, please click here to download a PDF with more information.
BUNKER SURCHARGE
North & East Asia to Australia
ANL Container Line wishes to advise that in accordance with the established review procedures, the Bunker Surcharge level for shipment from Japan, Korea, China and Hong Kong to ports in Australia is to be adjusted to
with effect from 4th December 2009, except for shipments from Taiwan, which will attract the revised Bunker Surcharge from 19th December 2009.
If this adjustment affects your business, please click here to download a PDF with more information.
Australia & New Zealand to East Coast USA & Eastern Canada (USA Trade Northbound)
The BAF (northbound) on cargo ex Australia & New Zealand to the East Coast of the United States of America & Eastern Canada, effective 8th October 2009 and applicable to all Reefer & Dry cargo received on or after this date, will adjust to:
US$ 688/TEU
If this adjustment affects your business, please click here to download a PDF with more information.
ORIGIN TERMINAL HANDLING & PORT SERVICE CHARGES
EX Australia to East & West Coasts USA & Canada
The following adjustments will be applicable to all cargo received on or after 15th September 2009. Please be advised of the following increases to:
|
Will increase to |
Brisbane |
Melbourne |
Sydney |
Adelaide |
|
Origin THC - 20'GP |
AUD 225 /cont. |
AUD 225 /cont. |
AUD 225 /cont. |
AUD 225 /cont. |
|
Origin THC - 40'GP |
AUD 225 /cont. |
AUD 225 /cont. |
AUD 225 /cont. |
AUD 225 /cont. |
|
Origin THC - 20'RF |
AUD 385 /cont. |
AUD 385 /cont. |
AUD 385 /cont. |
AUD 385 /cont. |
|
Origin THC - 40'RF |
AUD 385 /cont. |
AUD 385 /cont. |
AUD 385 /cont. |
AUD 385 /cont. |
|
Port Service Charge - 20'GP |
AUD 80.25 |
AUD 71.55 |
AUD 54.50 |
|
|
Port Service Charge - 40'GP |
AUD 152.50 |
AUD 144.70 |
AUD 108 |
|
|
Port Service Charge - 20'RF |
AUD 79.75 |
AUD 71.55 |
AUD 55.50 |
|
|
Port Service Charge - 40'RF |
AUD 147.50 |
AUD 144.70 |
AUD 110 |
Change of Destination Fee
Will Increase from US$ 100 to US$ 200.
Panama Canal Surcharge
Currently US$ 192 per container will be revised to US$ 125/TEU.
Cost of Thermal Liners/Quilts will increase to
Ex Australia AU$ 300 per TEU
EX New Zealand NZ$ 300 per TEU
If this adjustment affects your business, please click here to download a PDF with more information.
Please be informed that Rate Restoration will be implemented for cargoes moving ex Hong Kong & South China to Australia ports effective from January 15, 2010. The following rate increases will apply on top of existing ongoing rate quotations and will continue to be subject to all ancillary charges applicable at time of shipment.
If this adjustment affects your business, please click here to download a PDF with more information.
BUNKER SURCHARGE
To Caribbean, Central & South America
As a result of the regular Bunker review conducted in accordance with Tariff procedures, CMA CGM wish to announce the introduction of a revised Bunker Surcharge & Reefer Consumption Surcharge to Caribbean, Central & South America effective from 1 July 2010.
| BAF | RCS | Total | |
| Dry | US$569.00/TEU | - | US$569.00/TEU |
| Reefer | US$569.00/TEU | US$85.35/TEU | US$654.35/TEU |
If this adjustment affects your business, please click here to download a PDF with more information.
To/From Europe
As a result of the regular Bunker review conducted in accordance with Tariff procedures, CMA CGM wish to announce the introduction of a revised Bunker Surcharge & Reefer Consumption Surcharge to/from Europe, Mediterranean & North Africa effective from 1 July 2010.
| BAF |
RCS | Total | |
| Dry | US$569.00/TEU | - | US$569.00/TEU |
| Reefer | US$569.00/TEU | US$85.35/TEU | US$654.35/TEU |
If this adjustment affects your business, please click here to download a PDF with more information.
To USEC, US Gulf & Canada
As a result of the regular Bunker review conducted in accordance with Tariff procedures, CMA CGM wish to announce the introduction of a revised Bunker Surcharge & Reefer Consumption Surcharge to USEC, US Gulf & Canada effective from 07 June 2010.
| BAF | RCS | TOTAL | |
| Dry | US$746.00/TEU | - | US$746.00/TEU |
| Reefer | US$746.00/TEU | US$111.90/TEU | US$857.90/TEU |
If this adjustment affects your business, please click here to download a PDF with more information.
From Australia to New Zealand
As a result of the regular Bunker review conducted in accordance with Tariff procedures, CMA CGM wish to announce the introduction of a revised Eastbound Bunker Surcharge from Australia to New Zealand of:
US$210 per TEU from 1 September 2009
If this adjustment affects your business, please click here to download a PDF with more information.
To South East Asia & Indian Sub Continent
As a result of the regular Bunker review conducted in accordance with Tariff procedures, CMA CGM wish to announce the introduction of a revised Bunker Surcharge to South East Asia, Indian Sub Continent & Middle East of:
If this adjustment affects your business, please click here to download a PDF with more information.
Russian Far East Trade
As a result of the regular Bunker review conducted in accordance with Tariff procedures, CMA CGM wish to announce the introduction of a revised Bunker Surcharge & Reefer Consumption Surcharge to Vladivostok (RUVVO), Russia effective from 15 March 2010.
| BAF | RCS |
Total | |
| Dry | US$125.00/TEU | - | US$125.00/TEU |
| Reefer | US$125.00/TEU | US$25.00/TEU | US$150.00/TEU |
If this adjustment affects your business, please click here to download a PDF with more information.
PEAK SEASON SURCHARGE
To Caribbean, Mexico, Central America & South America
Effective 01 May 2010, CMA CGM will implement a Peak Season Surcharge of
per container for all cargo exported from Australia to Caribbean, Mexico, Central America and South America.
If this adjustment affects your business, please click here to download a PDF with more information.
To North Europe, Mediterranean, Africa, Middle East & Indian Sub Continent
Effective 02 August 2010, CMA CGM will implement a Peak Season Surcharge of
for all cargo exported from Australia to North Europe, Mediterranean, Africa, Middle East and Indian Sub Continent.
If this adjustment affects your business, please click here to download a PDF with more information.
EMERGENCY PORT SURCHARGE
Venezuela
Due to the current situation in Venezuela, we have decided to implement an Exceptional Port Surcharge of USD 250 per TEU for all inbound cargo to Venezuela. This surcharge will be implemented on all bookings moving under a CMA CGM Bill of Lading, effective for cargo received on and after 15 August 2009 and will be in force until the situation improves.
If this adjustment affects your business, please click here to download a PDF with more information.
WINTER SURCHARGE
St Petersburg & Arkhangelsk Russian Ports
CMA CGM will be implementing a Winter Surcharge for all export cargo from Australia to St Petersburg & Arkhangelsk Russian ports at a rate of
If this adjustment affects your business, please click here to download a PDF with more information.
LIFT-ON LIFT-OFF FEES - LOLO
Imports to Port Of Brisbane, Australia
Hamburg Sud wishes to advise all clients that due to recently announced increases in equipment handling charges as applied by container depots located within the Port of Brisbane, and with effect from the sailings as detailed below, Hamburg Sud will be increasing the LOLO charge on all our import services to Brisbane.
The LOLO will now be applied on all imports carried to Brisbane from Asia, US, Europe, and connecting relay markets. Revised Brisbane LOLO charge level:
Until further notice, the Lift-on / Lift-off charge for imports to all other Australian ports will
remain at the current levels of AUD 30.00/20' and AUD 40.00/40'.
If this adjustment affects your business, please click here to download a PDF with more information.
North America to Australia Services
Due to increased rates assessed by local depot operators in Melbourne and Sydney, the level of our Lift-On / Lift-Off charge, or "LOLO", applicable to both ports will be
adjusted with effect from the following sailings:
The new LOLO surcharge levels by port of discharge will be :
If this adjustment affects your business, please click here to download a PDF with more information.
PEAK SEASON SURCHARGE (PSS) NOTICE
South East Asia to Australia
Hamburg Süd will introduce a “Peak Season Surcharge” (PSS) on its southbound South East Asia to Australia trade. The Peak Season Surcharge (PSS) will be
US$ 250.00 per TEU
effective 15th August 2009 on the basis of B/L (Bill of Lading) dates.
If this adjustment affects your business, please click here to download a PDF with more information.
North East Asia to Australia Trade
Hamburg Süd will introduce a “Peak Season Surcharge” (PSS) on its Southbound Trade for export shipments from Hong Kong, Korea, Japan, China, and Taiwan to Australia.
The Peak Season Surcharge (PSS) will be
US$ 250.00 per TEU
effective 15th August on the basis of B/L (Bill of Lading) dates.
If this adjustment affects your business, please click here to download a PDF with more information.
EMERGENCY BUNKER SURCHARGE UPDATE
Australia to Asia Trade
Hamburg Süd advise that, in accordance with the established review procedures, the increased price of bunkers at Hong Kong and South Korea has resulted in the current Emergency Bunker Adjustment Factor (EBAF) to trigger.
Effective from the 1st of August, the Emergency Bunker Adjustment Factor will increase from
US$50/TEU and US$100/FEU to
US$100 per TEU and US$200per FEU.
The effective vessels sailing from Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane will be: APL Sydney v.929N
If this adjustment affects your business, please click here to download a PDF with more information.
REVISED DTHC IN SOUTH KOREA
Hamburg Süd would like to announce a revision to our Destination Terminal Handling Charges (“DTHC”) for all Dry & Reefer Import cargo to ports and points in South Korea. Starting with the vessel Cap Victor 933N all export cargo from Australia into South Korea will be charged the following DTHC rates:
20’DC: KW 101,000
40’DC: KW 137,000
40’HQ: KW 154,000
20’RF: KW 198,000
40’RF: KW 287,000
These charges apply to all customers and all service contracts.
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REVISED DTHC CHARGES AUSTRALIA
Imports ex USA, Europe, Asia and South America (excluding Trans-Tasman)
Hamburg Sud would like to announce the revision of destination terminal charges (“DTHC”) for all Dry cargo. Reefer DTHC levels will remain unchanged. Based on our current schedules, with effect from the arriving vessels from 20 January 2010, the DTHC charges for all import cargo from the above origins will be charged as follows:
| 20'DRY | 40'DRY | 20'rf | 40'RF | |
| SYDNEY | AUD330.00 | AUD 415.00 | AUD420.00 | AUD500.00 |
| MELBOURNE | AUD330.00 | AUD 415.00 | AUD420.00 | AUD500.00 |
| BRISBANE | AUD330.00 | AUD 415.00 | AUD420.00 | AUD500.00 |
| ADELAIDE | AUD330.00 | AUD 415.00 | AUD420.00 | AUD500.00 |
| FREMANTLE | AUD330.00 | AUD 415.00 | AUD420.00 | AUD500.00 |
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BUNKER SURCHARGE
Northbound Europe
Hamburg Sud wishes to advise that, in accordance with our BAF calculation, an increase in Bunker Fuel prices has exceeded the trigger value. Accordingly, we will be introducing effective 1st November 2009 for cargo destined Europe an increased BAF of:
USD695/TEU
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PANAMA CANAL SURCHARGE
Europe to Australia/New Zealand
We wish to inform you that effective 15th February 2010 the Hamburg Süd Group will implement a Panama Canal Surcharge aiming to recover a fair share of the canal costs. The uniform surcharge amount applicable to all shipments from Northern Europe to Australia, New Zealand and Pacific Islands will be:
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Mediterranean to Australia/New Zealand
We wish to inform you that effective 15th February 2010, the Hamburg Süd Group will implement a Panama Canal Surcharge for cargo ex Mediterranean ports, aiming to recover a fair share of the canal costs. The uniform surcharge amount applicable to all shipments from Mediterranean to Australia, New Zealand and Pacific Islands will be:
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BUNKER SURCHARGE (BUC)
Northbound - Australia / New Zealand to Europe
Hapag - Lloyd wishes to advise that a revised Bunker Surcharge (BUC) will be effective as from 1st August 2010 for all cargo loading Australia and New Zealand to
Europe. The new surcharges will apply to cargo loading at Australian and New Zealand load ports on or after 1st August. The revised surcharges are:
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Southbound - Europe to Australia / New Zealand
Hapag - Lloyd wishes to advise customers that effective 1st August a revised BUC will be applicable for cargo loading from North Continental and Mediterranean ports
destined to Australia and New Zealand.
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RATE RESTORATION
North Asia to Australia
Please be advised that Hapag-Lloyd will apply the following Rate Restoration (RR) for all export cargoes ex China, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Korea and Japan to Australia with effect from 19 October, 2009.
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TERMINAL HANDLING CHARGE
Northbound
Hapag Lloyd wishes to advise that effective 1st October 2009 new export Terminal Handling Charges will apply with the new quantum as follows:
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PEAK SEASON SURCHARGE
From Egypt, Greece, Israel, Lebanon, Syria, and Turkey to Oceania (including South Pacific Islands)
Hapag-Lloyd has decided to implement a Peak Season Surcharge for all cargo moving from Egypt, Greece, Israel, Lebanon, Syria, and Turkey to Oceania (including South Pacific Islands). The PSS amount is:
and will be applicable as from November 1st 2009 until further notice.
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Oceania to Persian Gulf
We would like to inform you that the Peak Season Surcharge applicable to cargo from Oceania to Persian Gulf has been increased as per below.
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EMERGENCY PIRACY SURCHARGE
Hapag Lloyd wishes to advise that effective January 15, 2010, the Gulf of Aden Emergency Piracy Surcharge (EMS) for cargo to/from Oceania will be increased to the following levels:
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SUEZ CANAL TRANSIT CHARGE
Hapag Lloyd wishes to advise that a Suez Canal Transit Charge (SCC) will be implemented as from 15th January 2010 and will apply to all shipments to/from Oceania and Europe transiting the Suez Canal. The respective amounts are as follows:
Northbound / Oceania to Mediterranean & North Continental ports
Southbound Mediterranean ports to Oceania
North Continental ports to Oceania
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INDIA - IMPORT EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE FEE
We would like to announce that effective January 18, 2010 Hapag-Lloyd will revise the Equipment Maintenance Fee for imports to India as follows:
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RATE RESTORATION
North East Asia to Australia
Please be advised that the Rate Restoration ( R/R ) for all cargo(es) from Korea, Japan, China, Hong Kong & Taiwan to Australia Destinations will be implemented with effect from 15 January 2010. The details are as follow:
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PEAK SEASON SURCHARGE
North/East Asia To Australia
This PSS will apply to imports to Australia from Japan, China, Hong Kong, Taiwan and Korea at the following level:
Effective date for the PSS is 15th August 2009 until further notice.
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RATE RESTORATION for EAST AUSTRALIA
EX Hong Kong and South China
Kindly be informed that “K” LINE will be implementing a Rate Restoration (RR) for EAST AUSTRALIA from 15th January, 2010 (basic on B/L issued date) as below:
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China, Hong Kong, Japan, Taiwan, and Korea to Australian East Coast
In order to restore freight rates to a viable level, K Line will be implementing a Rate Restoration programme from 15th July 2010 for all shipments from northeast Asia to the east coast of Australia.
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China, Hong Kong, Taiwan, and Korea to Australian West Coast
In order to restore freight rates to a viable level, K Line will be implementing a Rate Restoration programme from 15th July 2010 for all shipments from northeast Asia to the west coast of Australia. From this date, current dry and reefer rates will be increased as follows:
Effective date will be 15th July 2010 based on the date the B/L is issued.
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Southbound Rate Restoration ex South East Asia
K Line wishes to announce that there is a planned rate restoration program in the South East Asian Trade from the 15th December 2009. Therefore from this date current rates from South East Asia to Australia will be increased as follows:
Origin Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Philippines, Thailand and Vietnam. Effective date will be 15th December 2009 based on the date the B/L is issued.
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GENERAL RATE RESTORATION
From Far East to Australia
MISC is pleased to announce the implementation of a rate restoration (RR) with a quantum of
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South East Asia/ISC and Gulf to Australia
MISC is pleased to announce the implementation of a rate restoration (RR) with a quantum of
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NORTHBOUND PEAK SEASON SURCHARGE (PSS)
Australian to Middle East/Upper Gulf and the Indian Sub-Continent
A Peak Season Surcharge (PSS) will take effect for all northbound shipments sailing from all main Australian ports to the Middle East/Upper Gulf and the Indian Sub-Continent for all vessels leaving Australia on or after the 15th of July 2010. The charge will be:
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PEAK SEASON SURCHARGE (PSS) NOTICE
UK/North West Continent & the Mediterranean to Australia
Mediterranean Shipping Company S.A. (MSC) wishes to advise shippers that a Peak Season Surcharge (PSS) will be implemented for the Australia Southbound trade from the UK/North West Continent & the Mediterranean, effective from June 15, 2010.
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Ex Japan/Korea/China/Hong Kong/Taiwan to Australia
Peak Season Surcharge on cargo ex Japan/Korea/China/Hong Kong/Taiwan to Australian (East and West Coast) ports. The Peak Season Surcharge on all cargo ex Japan/Korea/China/Hong Kong/Taiwan to Australia will be as follows:
USD$250.00 per 20ft
USD$500.00 per 40ft
The surcharge will become effective as of the 15th of August, 2009 (B/L Date).
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EX South East Asia to Australia
Mediterranean Shipping Company S.A. (MSC) wishes to announce to Southbound Asia clients of a Peak Season Surcharge (PSS) that is to apply to all vessels sailing ex South East Asia (Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, Singapore, and Vietnam) to Australia (East and West Coast) ports. The announced increase is to be effective from the 15th August, 2010 (B/L date). The increase is as follows:
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From Canada to Australia and New Zealand
Mediterranean Shipping Company S.A. (MSC) wishes to advise shippers that effective from November 15th 2009, all shipments from Canada will have a Peak Season Surcharge (PSS) applied.
USD$125/20
USD$250/40
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BUNKER CONTRIBUTION (BUC)
UK/North West Continent & the Mediterranean to Australia & New Zealand Southbound
Mediterranean Shipping Company S.A. (MSC) wishes to advise shippers that a review of the current Bunker Contribution on the Australia and New Zealand southbound trade from the UK/North West Continent & the Mediterranean has taken place. The new Bunker Contribution on this trade will be as follows:
The first vessels will attract the new Bunker Contribution from August 2010.
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USA to Australia & New Zealand Southbound
Mediterranean Shipping Company S.A. (MSC) wishes to advise shippers that a review of the current BUC Surcharge on the Australia and New Zealand southbound trade from the USA will take place from May 1, 2010. The new BUC Surcharge on this trade will be as follows:
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Israel to Australia & New Zealand Southbound
Mediterranean Shipping Company S.A. (MSC) wishes to advise shippers that a review of the current Bunker Contribution on the Australia and New Zealand southbound trade from Israel has taken place. The new Bunker Contribution on this trade will be as follows:
The effective date of this new surcharge is June 1, 2010 for all vessels departing Israel.
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EXPORT BUNKER CONTRIBUTION REVIEW
EX Australia to East Africa and Red Sea
MSC Mediterranean Shipping Company S.A. wishes to advise shippers that the current Bunker Contribution (B.U.C.) Ex Australia to East Africa and Red Sea has been reviewed for sailings after the 01 JULY 2010 to be:
Aden / Djibouti:
Daressalaam / Mombasa / Tanga / Zanzibar:
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EX Australia to UK, North West Continent, Mediterranean, East Med, Black sea, North Africa, West Africa, South America East Coast and Mexico East Coast.
MSC Mediterranean Shipping Company S.A. wishes to advise shippers that the current Bunker Contribution (B.U.C.) Ex Australia to UK, NWC, Med, East Med, Black sea, North Africa, West Africa, South America East Coast and Mexico East Coast has been reviewed for sailings after the 1st July 2010 to be:
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EX Australia to East Med, Black sea, North Africa, West Africa, and South America East Coast
MSC Mediterranean Shipping Company S.A. wishes to advise shippers that the current Bunker Contribution (B.U.C.) Ex Australia to East Med, Black sea, North Africa, West Africa and South America East Coast has been reviewed for sailings after the 01 JULY 2010 to be:
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EX Australia to South Africa and Indian Ocean Islands
Mediterranean Shipping Company S.A. (MSC) wishes to advise shippers that a review of the current Bunker Contribution (BUC) ex Australia to South Africa and IOI has taken place. This will be effective from 15th April 2010. The new Bunker Contribution on this trade will be as follows:
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Ex Australia to China, Taiwan, Korea, Hong Kong & Japan
Mediterranean Shipping Company S.A (MSC) wishes to advise Shippers that a review of the current Bunker Contribution (BUC) Ex Australia to Japan /Korea/China/Hong Kong and Taiwan. As a result of this review, the Bunker Surcharge in this trade will decrease as follows effective from 16th July 2010 (except Taiwan, effective from 31st July 2010)
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EX Australia to USA and Canada
Mediterranean Shipping Company S.A. (MSC) wishes to advise shippers that a review of the current Bunker Contribution (BUC) ex Australia to USA and Canada has taken place. This will be effective from 1st May 2010. The new Bunker Contribution on this trade will be as follows:
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EX Australia to China, Taiwan, Korea and Japan via Wallaby & Panda Service
Mediterranean Shipping Company S.A. (MSC) wishes to advise shippers that a review of the current Bunker Contribution (BUC) ex Australia to China, Taiwan, Korea and Japan via the Wallaby and Panda service has taken place. This will be effective from 15th April 2010. The new Bunker Contribution on this trade will be as follows:
BUC on Reefer cargo remains unchanged at
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EX Australia to Indian Sub Continent & The Middle East
Mediterranean Shipping Company S.A. (MSC) wishes to advise shippers that a review of the current Bunker Contribution (BUC) ex Australia to Indian Sub Continent and The Middle East has taken place.
This will be effective from 15th April 2010. The new Bunker Contribution on this trade will be as follows:
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BUNKER SURCHARGE DECREASE
Ex South East Asia Origins to Australia
Mediterranean Shipping Company S.A. (MSC) wishes to announce to Southbound Asia clients of a reduction to the current Bunker Surcharge ex South East Asian origins to all Australian ports. SOUTH EAST ASIAN ORIGINS Indonesia/Malaysia/Singapore/Thailand/Vietnam, effective 01st August, 2010 (B/L Date):
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Ex East/North Asia to Australia
MSC Mediterranean Shipping Company S.A. (MSC) wishes to advise clients of a review of the current Bunker Surcharge ex Japan/Korea/China/Hong Kong/Taiwan to Australian ports. As a result of this review, the Bunker Surcharge in this trade will increase, effective 11th September 2009 (B/L Date) from East/North Asian origins (except for Taiwan where the increase will apply from 26th September 2009 B/L Date). The new Bunker Surcharge level will be:
USD $375 per TEU
USD $750 per FEU
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Ex China / Japan / Korea / Taiwan to Australia
Mediterranean Shipping Company S.A. (MSC) wishes to announce to Southbound Asia clients of a reduction to the current Bunker Surcharge ex China, Japan, Korea and Taiwan to all Australian ports.
China / Japan / Korea
Taiwan
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Ex Bangladesh, India, Pakistan and Sri Lanka to Australia
MSC Mediterranean Shipping Company S.A. (MSC) wishes to advise clients of a review of the current Bunker Surcharge ex Bangladesh, India, Pakistan and Sri Lanka to Australian (East and West Coast) ports.
As a result of this review, the Bunker Surcharge in this trade will increase effective 1st June 2010. The new Bunker Surcharge level will be:
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Ex Australia to East/North Asia
MSC Mediterranean Shipping Company S.A. (MSC) wishes to advise clients of a review of the current Bunker Surcharge Ex Australia to Japan/Korea/China/Hong Kong/Taiwan. As a result of this review, effective from 8th January 2010 (except Taiwan, effective from 23rd January 2010) the Bunker Surcharge in this trade will increase as follows:
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Ex Australia to USA
Mediterranean Shipping Company S.A. (MSC) wishes to advise shippers that a review of the current Bunker Contribution ex Australia to USA trade, has taken place. As a result of this review, the Bunker Surcharge in this trade will change, effective 1st November 2009 (B/L Date). The new Bunker Contribution will be as follows:
USD $250 per TEU
USD $500 per FEU
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Australia to UK / North West Continent & Mediterranean main ports
Mediterranean Shipping Company S.A. (MSC) wishes to advise shippers that a review of the current Bunker Contribution ex Australia to UK/North West Continent & Mediterranean trade, has taken place. As a result of this review, the Bunker Surcharge in this trade will change, effective 1st October 2009 (B/L Date). The new Bunker Contribution will be as follows:
USD $624 per TEU
USD $1248 per FEU
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EX Australia to Mexico West Coast, Central America, South Amercia West Coast and Caribbean.
MSC Mediterranean Shipping Company S.A. wishes to advise shippers that the current Bunker Contribution (B.U.C.) Ex Australia to Mexico, Central America, South America West Coast and Caribbean will increase effective from sailings after 01 JULY 2010. The BUC levels will be as follows:
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WINTER SURCHARGE - REVISED NOTICE 4305, Issued 09/11/2009
Ex Australia to St Petersburg, Russia
MSC Mediterranean Shipping Company S.A. wishes to advise clients that the winter surcharge for cargo ex Australia to St Petersburg, Russia will be applicable as follows.
USD75 per TEU
USD150 per FEU
The Winter Surcharge takes effect on 1st December 2009 (shipped on board date) until 31st March 2010.
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CONGESTION SURCHARGE AT LATTAKIA
Mediterranean Shipping Company S.A. (MSC) wishes to advise clients that a review of the current congestion situation at Lattakia has taken place and as a result a Congestion Surcharge will be implemented with immediate effect.
USD75 per TEU
USD140 per FEU
The first vessel the above changes will be applied to is:
Ex Sydney/Melbourne/Adelaide/Fremantle
MSC Venezuela 20R (or substitute vessel)
ETD 01 November 2009 ex Sydney (EURO Service)
Ex Brisbane
MSC Santhya C942R (or substitute vessel)
ETD 03 November 2009 ex Brisbane (Capricorn Service 2nd Call)
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CONGESTION RECOVERY SURCHARGE
South African Ports - Southbound
MSC Mediterranean Shipping Company S.A. wishes to advise clients that congestion in South African ports is improving. The congestion surcharge which was applied to cargo destined to South African Ports will therefore be withdrawn with effect from the following Shipped on Board Dates.
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CONGESTION SURCHARGE REVIEW
Dar Es Salaam/Mombasa
Mediterranean Shipping Company S.A. (MSC) wishes to advise clients that a the congestion surcharge mentioned below will currently apply to Dar Es Salaam only and NOT Mombasa. From 1 February 2010 the applicable Congestion Surcharge will be:
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CONTAINER SEAL FEE
Ex Hong Kong and South China to Australia and New Zealand
Mediterranean Shipping Company S.A. (MSC) wishes to advise clients that a Container Seal Fee will be implemented ex South China and Hong Kong to Australia and New Zealand ports. The Container Seal Fee will be effective 1st March 2010 from Hong Kong and all South China origins. The new Container Seal Fee will be:
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IMBALANCE CONTAINER SURCHARGE
Ex Australia (excluding Melbourne & Sydney)
MSC Mediterranean Shipping Company S.A. wishes to advise shippers of the implementation of an Imbalance Container Surcharge for all export 20’ dry containers (excl special equipment) loaded ex Australia (excluding Melbourne & Sydney). The surcharge is effective 14th June 2010
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Northbound Australia - Fiji Trade
Neptune wishes to advise the BAF surcharge in this trade has been subject to on-going reviews. As a result and in accordance with the Australian Peak Shippers Association, the BAF surcharge will increase from January 2010 to:
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RATE RESTORATION
Japan, China, Hong Kong, Taiwan And Korea to Australia
In order to maintain a high standard of service to their customers, the participating member lines of AADA (Asia Australia Discussion Agreement) will be implementing a Rate Restoration program from 15th January, 2010 for all outward shipments with origin in Japan, China, Hong Kong, Taiwan and Korea to ports and points in Australia. An increase will be applicable for both dry and refrigerated containers of:
The Rate Restoration will be incorporated into the base ocean freight.
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South East & South Asia to Australia
NYK Line wish to advise the trade that they will implement the following RR (Rate Restoration) :
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SOUTH BOUND RATE RESTORATION
China, Hong Kong, Taiwan and Korea to Australia
In order to maintain a high standard of service to their customers, NYK will be implementing a Rate Restoration program from 21st September, 2009 for all outward shipments with origin in China/Hong Kong/Korea,Taiwan to ports and points in Australia. An increase of
US$250/TEU and
US$500/FEU
will be applicable for both dry and refrigerated containers.
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SOUTH BOUND RATE RESTORATION AND PEAK SEASON SURCHARGE
From Japan/ Korea / Hong Kong / Taiwan and China To Australia
Member lines of the Asia Australia Discussion Agreement (AADA) wish to advise the trade that they will implement the following RR (Rate Restoration) and PSS (Peak Season Surcharge) in 2010 :-
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South East Asia and South Asia to Australia
NYK Line wishes to inform the trade that a Peak Season Surcharge (PSS) will be implemented on 15th of August 2010 for all shipments from Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia, Vietnam, Philippines and India-Subcontinent (India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh) to Australia. The surcharge will be:
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CHITTAGONG PORT CONGESTION SURCHARGE
NYK Line wishes to advise that due to the port conditions at Chittagong having deteriorated and in order to recover the increasing costs faced by us due to these conditions, we have no alternative but to implement the following "Chittagong Port Congestion Surcharge".
The revised surcharges will apply to cargo loading on or after the Kitano V036 ETD Sydney 08th June, 2010.
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RATE RESTORATION
South East Asia, South Asia, Middle East, to Australia
Importers are advised that as part of the ongoing business plan to restore the service to viability that there will be a rate restoration implemented on cargoes from South East Asia (Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia, Vietnam, Philippines ), South Asia (India, Sri Lanka, Pakistan, Bangladesh) and Middle East, effective from 1 July 2010 for general and reefer cargo.
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South East Asia, Middle East, Sub Continent to Australia
In order to maintain the level of service in the South East Asia, Middle East and Sub-Continent trades to Australia, OOCL will apply a Rate Restoration of:
This will be implemented as from 15th January, 2010. The increase applies to dry and refrigerated cargo.
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North East Asia to Australia
In order to maintain the high level of service OOCL will be applying a Rate Restoration from 15th January 2010 of.
The increase will apply to cargo with origin in China and Hong Kong for both dry and refrigerated cargo. This increase will apply to ongoing market rates and will be subject to accessorial surcharges applicable at the time of shipment.
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Europe to Australia
As part of the ongoing revenue restoration programme to strengthen and underpin the viability of the service, OOCL announces that effective from 15th March, 2010 a Rate Restoration of US$100 per teu will be applied to cargo loading from North European, Mediterranean and Black Sea ports.
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Australia to South East Asia - Export Cargo
In order to improve the viability of the service between Australia and South East Asia, customers are advised that a Rate Restoration of:
will be applied to dry cargo with effect from 1st February, 2010.
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PEAK SEASON SURCHARGE EXPIRY
Europe to Australia and New Zealand
We are pleased to advise our customers that the Peak Season Surcharge which has been in place on import cargoes in the Europe to Australia/New Zealand trade will be expiring with effect from 1st June 2010.
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BUNKER SURCHARGE
South East Asia, Middle East, Sub-Continent Trades To Australia
The regular review of bunker costs for the South East Asia, Middle East & Sub-Continent trade into Australia have been completed. The current fluctuations in costs of bunker fuel are reflected in the following new levels of Bunker Surcharge as listed below, effective 1 June, 2010:
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Canada, West and East Coasts
The regular reviews of bunker costs for the above trades into Australia have been completed. The current fluctuations in costs of bunker fuel are reflected in the following new levels of Bunker Surcharge on Import Cargo into Australia as listed in the table below.
| Area | Cargo Type |
20' | 40' | Effective Date |
| Canada, West Coast | General | US$420/20’ | US$525/40’ | 1 April, 2010 |
| Canada, West Coast | Reefer | US$591/20’ | US$739/40’ | 1 April, 2010 |
| Canada, East Coast | General | US$833/20’ | US$1042/40’ | 1 April, 2010 |
| Canada, East Coast | Reefer | US$1109/20’ | US$1387/40’ | 1 April, 2010 |
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North and East Asia to and from Australia
The regular review of bunker costs has been completed for the North East Asia Trades to and from Australia. The increasing costs of bunker fuel are reflected in the following new levels of Bunker Surcharge listed in the table below.
| Area | Bound | 20' | 40' | Effective Date |
| North Asia - Japan, South Korea, China, Hong Kong | Exports | US$425/20' | US$850/40 | 8 January 2010 |
| North Asia - Taiwan | Exports | US$425/20' | US$850/40 | 23 January 2010 |
| North Asia - Japan, South Korea, China, Hong Kong | Imports | US$425/20' | US$850/40' | 8 January 2010 |
| North Asia - Taiwan | Imports | US$425/20' | US$850/40 | 23 January 2010 |
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GULF OF ADEN SURCHARGE - GAS
With the additional costs involved in protecting the vessel, crew and cargo during the transiting of the Gulf of Aden, the Gulf of Aden Surcharge (GAS) is being reviewed and will be increased to
effective on shipments with on board bill of lading date from 1st January, 2010 The surcharge applies to both Eastbound and Westbound cargo transiting the Gulf of Aden.
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PEAK SEASON SURCHARGE
Ex Germany to Australia
Due to high demand and space scarcity ex Germany to Australian ports a Peak Season Surcharge is being applied on cargo loading from 1st January, 2010. The level of the PSS is
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CANADIAN CURRENCY FACTOR - IMPORTS AND EXPORTS
With variations of the Canadian Currency a revision of the Canadian Currency Factor has been made for cargoes in and out of Canada. We announce that effective 1st June, 2010 that the revised Canadian Currency Factor as summarised below will apply.
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PEAK SEASON SURCHARGE
Australia to US West Coast Trade
We hereby give notice that the revised Peak Season Surcharge (PSS) applied to shipments from Australia to US West Coast will be introduced with effect from 17th Septemer 2009. The revised surcharge for shipments sailing ex Australia to US West Coast on or after 17th September 2009 will be:
US$160/20' and
US$200/40'
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BUNKER SURCHARGE
Europe
Please be advised that the Northbound and Southbound Bunker Surcharge applied to shipments from Australia to Europe, and Europe, and Europe to Australia will be maintained for the months of July, August and September, 2010. The Bunker Surchage will be maintained at:
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Northbound and Southbound from/to Black Sea
We hereby give notice to the trade that the Northbound and Southbound Bunker Surcharge applied to shipments from/to the Black Sea will be maintained from 1 November 2009 to:
US$450/20' and
US$900/40'
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From Australia to Japan
We hereby give notice to the trade that the Northbound Bunker Surcharge applied to shipments from Australia to Japan will be revised with effect from 1st December 2009. The Bunker Surcharge will be revised to:
US$400.00/20' and
US$800.00/40'
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From Australia to China, Hong Kong, Korea and Taiwan
We hereby give notice to the trade that the Bunker Surcharge applied to shipments from Australia to China, Hong Kong, Korea and Taiwan will be revised with effect from 4th December 2009. The Bunker Surcharge will be revised to:
US$210.00/20' and
US$355.00/40'
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From Australia to Malaysia Singapore, Thailand, Indonesia, Vietnam, Cambodia, Philippines
We hereby give notice to the trade that the Bunker Surcharge applied to shipments from Australia to Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, Indonesia, Vietnam, Cambodia, Philippines will be revised with effect from 4th December 2009. The Bunker Surcharge will be revised to:
US$210.00/20' and
US$355.00/40'
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From Japan, China, Hong Kong and Korea to Australia
Please be advised that the Bunker Surcharge applied to shipments from China, Hong Kong, Korea and Japan to Australia will be revised for shipments sailing on or after the 20th July 2010. The Bunker Surcharge will be revised to:
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From Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, Indonesia, Vietnam, Cambodia, Phillippines, and India Sub-Continent (India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka & Bangladesh) to Australia
Please be advised that the Bunker Surcharge applied to shipments from Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, Indonesia, Vietnam, Cambodia, Philippines and Indian Sub Continent (India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka & Bangladesh) to Australia will be revised for the month of June, 2010. The Bunker Surcharge will be revised to:
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From Taiwan to Australia
We hereby give notice to the trade that the Southbound Bunker Surcharge applied to shipments from Taiwan to Australia will be revised from 20th January 2010. The Bunker Surcharge will be revised to:
US$425.00/20' and
US$850.00/40'
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EMERGENCY REVENUE CHARGE (ERC)
Australia to West Coast USA
Please be advised that an Emergency Revenue Charge (ERC) will be introduced for all northbound shipments from Austrlaia to West Coast USA that are sailing on or after 15th January, 2010. The Emergency Revenue Charge (ERC) charges will be:
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DESTINATION SECURITY (ISPD) CHARGE
Red Sea Ports
Please be advised that the Destination International Port Security Charge applied to containers arriving in to Red Sea ports from Australia is now required to be prepaid with the freight. Tthe Destination International Port Security Charge is:
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South African Ports
Please be advised that the Destination International Port Security Charge applied to containers arriving in to South African ports from Australia is now required to be prepaid with the freight. This charge will be revised effective from 1st April, 2010 to:
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EMERGENCY CONGESTION SURCHARGE (ECS)
South Africa
Please be advised that due to a nationawide strike in South Africa, an Emergency Congestion Surcharge (ECS) will be applicable for all shipments arriving in to South Africa, effective immediately, 21 May 2010. This surcharge will be payable at the destination port. The Emergency Congestion Surcharge will be:
US$65.00/20'
US$130.00/40'
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THC CHARGES FOR HAZARDOUS SHIPMENTS
Northbound & Southbound
Please note in order to recover full costs incurred, we hereby give notice that our THC cargo for hazardous cargo will be increased to the below levels effective for shipment sailing / arriving on or after the 21st April 2010. Please note our THC charge for export and import non-haz shipment remains unchanged.

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CHITTAGONG PORT CONGESTION SURCHARGE (CGSD)
Please be advised that due to port congestion at Chittagong, a Port Congestion Surcharge (CGSD) will be applicable for all shipments into/from Chittagong effective from sailings 1st June, 2010. This surcharge will be payable with the freight. The Port Congestion Surcharge will be:
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SOUTHBOUND TRADE
Effective June 15, 2010 the Emergency Fuel Adjustment Factor (EFAF) from the United States and Canada, from both West and East Coasts to both Australia and New Zealand, Fiji, Tahiti and Papua New Guinea destinations will be adjusted to:
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Australia/New Zealand Services
Effective June 15, 2010, the Emergency Fuel Adjustment Factor (EFAF) for all cargo moving out of the United States and Canada to Australia and New Zealand will decrease to
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Europe / Australia Trades
The regular review of bunker costs has been completed for the Europe / Australia trades both imports and exports. The increasing costs of bunker fuel are reflected in the following new levels of Bunker Surcharge from 1 October 2009:
Imports
US$648/20’
US$1296/40’
Exports
US$543/20’
US$1086/40’
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North America to Australia & New Zealand
The members of the USADA providing direct service to Australia and New Zealand from the United States have conducted the quarterly review of the Emergency Fuel Adjustment Factor (EFAF) and wish to advise that effective June 15th, 2009 the new EFAF will be as follows:
$296.00 per TEU
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The Mexican Customs Authority had published rules 2.4.5 and 2.4.13 in the Governmental Official Gazette. These rules represent a change in the information required with the electronic transmission of import cargo. The main change is the mandatory inclusion on all Bills of Lading of Shipper,
Consignee and Notify TAX ID details. Section 7 & 8 of the new rules require:
7.- Name, Tax ID, complete address and telephone number of the consignee, or the actual owner of the goods, should this be different from the consignee. Name, Tax ID and complete address of the shipper of goods, and the person to notify upon arrival, as manifested on the Bill of Lading
8.- Full Description of the goods. Generic descriptions that do not properly identify the nature of the goods will not be allowed, for instance: “general cargo”, “dry cargo”, “chemicals”, “perishable food”, “bulk cargo”, “bulk minerals”. If these terms are included transmission will be considered as incorrect.
Hamburg Sud encourages all customers to make sure that all Shipping Instructions as submitted include: Shipper, Consignee and Notify Tax ID, telephone number, and address.
Any shipments that do not meet this new requirement may be subject to fines.
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Dangerous goods restriction during 2010 Shanghai World Expo
We wish to inform you that according to a notification issued by Shanghai Municipal Transport and Port Authority, operations of below listed dangerous goods will be prohibited in Shanghai during the “2010 Shanghai World Expo” from April 30 2010 to October 31 2010.
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K-Line
East Coast Australia to/from northeast Asia
We wish to inform you of important changes to our services between East Coast Australia and northeast Asia. With the end of the non peak period our service will return to a usual 5 vessel 35 day rotation service. The first southbound vessel will depart Yokohama on 7th July with the first northbound vessel departing Melbourne on 29th July 2010.
The new port rotation will be as follows:
Yokohama → Nagoya → Osaka → Pusan → Shanghai → Yantian → Hong Kong → Melbourne → Sydney → Brisbane → Yokohama
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NATIONAL EXPORT DOCUMENTATION
Team Contacts - Updated
MSC Mediterranean Shipping Company S.A. (MSC) is pleased to provide an update to our National Export Documentation team structure. (CFL) Customer Focus Leaders for National Export Documentation, will ensure you have a direct contact and a specialised knowledge of documentation, therefore achieving timely
and accurate responses.
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WITHDRAWAL OF BRISBANE CALL ON NZ1 SERVICE
MISC Agencies (Australia) Pty Ltd wishes to advise the Brisbane call on the NZ1 Service will be withdrawn. The last call at Brisbane on the NZ1 Service will be the Maersk Dominica V029 on the 23rd July 2010.
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