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RATE CHANGES
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SOUTHBOUND TRADE ANNOUNCEMENT
North America to Australia Services
Lift On/Lift Off Surcharge
Due to increased rates assessed by local depot operators in Fremantle, the level of our Lift-On / Lift-Off charge,
or "LOLO", applicable will be adjusted with effect from the following sailings:
USEC Cap Beatrice 040
USWC PSW ANL Binburra 197
USWC PNW Annabelle Schulte 812
The new LOLO surcharge levels in Fremantle will be :
A$50/20' unit A$60/40' unit
The LOLO is a destination charge payable by the consignee in Australia, and covers the handling of containers at
Hamburg Sud's local depots. Tariff cargo as well as existing service contracts are subject to this surcharge.
Please contact your local Hamburg Süd Office/Representative for further information.
Thank you for your continued support of our services.
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TRADE ANNOUNCEMENT
United States East Coast & United States Gulf Coast to Mediterranean
Dear Valued Customer,
Hamburg Süd herewith announces a Currency Adjustment Factor (CAF) of four percent (4%) of the basic ocean freight
on all export cargo from or via United States East Coast/Gulf to Mediterranean destined ports, effective
September 13, 2010.
Hamburg Süd would like to take this opportunity to thank you for your continued support.
Should you have any questions or concerns, please contact your local Hamburg Süd representative.
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SOUTHBOUND TRADE ANNOUNCEMENT
Australia/New Zealand Services
Effective September 15, 2010, the Emergency Fuel Adjustment Factor (EFAF) for all cargo moving from the United
States and Canada to Australia and New Zealand will decrease to US $693/20' and US $1386/40'.
We will continue to monitor the EFAF on a quarterly basis and adjustments will be made following the review period,
with the appropriate notice given to the trade.
Please contact your Hamburg Süd representative with any questions that you may have.
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SOUTHBOUND TRADE ANNOUNCEMENT
Australia/New Zealand Services
Effective September 15, 2010, a General Rate Increase (GRI) will be applied to all cargo moving from the United
States to Australia & New Zealand.
Tariff rates and service contracts will be increased by the following amounts:
US$125/20' equipment
US$250/40' equipment
Please contact your Hamburg Süd representative with any questions that you may have.
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TO/FROM U.S. West Coast / Pacific Island Service
Please be advised Effective August 1, 2010 the Emergency Fuel Surcharge for all cargo moving To/From US/Canada
and the South Pacific Islands will decrease to USD763/20' and USD1526/40'.
Tariff cargo as well as existing service contracts will be subject to this charge.
EFAF will continue to be monitored on a quarterly basis and adjustments will be made following the review period,
with the appropriate notice to the trade.
Please contact your Hamburg Süd representative with any questions that you may have. Toll free 800-833-6638 -
San Francisco.
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SOUTHBOUND TRADE ANNOUNCEMENT
North America to Australia Services - Lift On/Lift Off Surcharge
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:
USEC Tatiana Schulte 032
USWC PSW Cap Bon 188
USWC PNW Annabelle Schulte 808
The new LOLO surcharge levels by port of discharge will be :
Sydney - A$60/20' unit A$70/40' unit
Melbourne - A$50/20' unit A$60/40' unit
Brisbane - A$60/20' unit A$70/40' unit
Adelaide - A$30/20' unit A$40/40' unit
Fremantle - A$30/20' unit A$40/40' unit
The LOLO is a destination charge payable by the consignee in Australia, and covers the handling of containers at Hamburg
Sud's local depots. Tariff cargo as well as existing service contracts are subject to this surcharge.
Please contact your local Hamburg Süd Office/Representative for further information.
Thank you for your continued support of our services.
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TRADE ANNOUNCEMENT
United States East Coast & United States Gulf Coast to South America East Coast
Effective May 15th 2010, a General Rate Increase (GRI) will be implemented on all cargo moving Southbound
from or via the United States East Coast and United States Gulf Coast to South America East Coast as follows:
From or via United States East Coast to South America East Coast:
20' dry, reefer, tanks and special equipment = $250
40' dry, reefer, tanks and special equipment = $500
From or via United States Gulf Coast to South America East Coast:
20' dry, reefer, tanks and special equipment = $250
40' dry, reefer, tanks and special equipment = $500
Please contact your Hamburg Sud representative with any questions that you may have.
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TRADE ANNOUNCEMENT
TO/FROM United States West Coast / Pacific Island Service
Please be advised Effective May 1, 2010 the Emergency Fuel Surcharge for all cargo moving To/From US/Canada and
the South Pacific Islands will increase to USD771/20' and USD1542/40'.
Tariff cargo as well as existing service contracts will be be subject to this charge.
EFAF will continue to be monitored on a quarterly basis and adjustments will be made following the review period,
with the appropriate notice to the trade.
Please contact your Hamburg Süd representative with any questions that you may have. Toll free 800-833-6638 -
San Francisco.
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EASTBOUND TRANS-ATLANTIC TRADE ANNOUNCEMENT
United States East Coast to Europe Service
Effective May 1, 2010, a General Rate Increase (GRI) will be applied to all cargo moving from United States East
Coast & Eastern Canada to Europe.
Tariff cargo as well as existing service contracts will be increased by the following amounts:
US$150/20' equipment
US$300/40' equipment
Please contact your Hamburg Sud representative with any questions that you may have.
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SOUTHBOUND TRADE ANNOUNCEMENT
Australia/New Zealand Services
(Morristown, NJ - April 30, 2010) 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 US $712/20’ and
US $1424/40’.
Tariff cargo as well as existing service contracts will be subject to this charge.
EFAF will continue to be monitored on a quarterly basis and adjustments will be made following the
review period, with the appropriate notice given to the trade
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SOUTHBOUND TRADE ANNOUNCEMENT
United States of America to Australia/New Zealand
(Morristown, NJ - April 19, 2010) Effective June 1, 2010, a General Rate Increase (GRI) will be applied to all cargo moving from United States of America to Australia & New Zealand.
Tariff cargo as well as existing service contracts will be increased by the following amounts:
US$150/20’ equipment
US$300/40’ equipment
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SOUTHBOUND TRADE ANNOUNCEMENT
North America to Australia Services
New Lift On/Lift Off Surcharge
(Morristown, NJ - April 13, 2010) Effective from the following sailings, the implementation of
a Lift-On / Lift-Off charge, or "LOLO", will apply on all exports to Australia:
USEC Cap Bianco 023
USWC PSW JPO Scorpius 179
USWC PNW Natalie Schulte 803
The LOLO is a destination charge payable by the consignee in Australia, and covers the handling
of containers at Hamburg Sud's local depots in Australia. The LOLO will be set at the following
initial levels:
Brisbane A$60/20’ unit A$70/40' unit
Sydney }
Melbourne }
Adelaide } A$30/20' unit A$40/40' unit
Fremantle }
Tariff cargo as well as existing service contracts will be subject to this surcharge.
Please contact your local Hamburg Süd Office/Representative for further information.
Thank you for your continued support of our services.
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SOUTHBOUND TRADE ANNOUNCEMENT
Australia/New Zealand Services
Effective March 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 increase to US $716/20' and US $1432/40'.
Tariff cargo as well as existing service contracts will be subject to this charge.
EFAF will continue to be monitored on a quarterly basis and adjustments will be made following the review period,
with the appropriate notice given to the trade.
Please contact your Hamburg Sud representative with any questions that you may have.
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TRADE ANNOUNCEMENT
United States East & Gulf Coast to South America East Coast
Please be advised that effective March 1st 2010, a General Rate Increase (GRI) will be implemented on all cargo
moving Southbound from or via the United States East Coast and United States Gulf Coast to South America East
Coast as follows:
From or via United States East Coast to South America East Coast:
20' dry, reefer, tanks and special equipment = $200
40' dry, reefer, tanks and special equipment = $400
From or via United States Gulf Coast to South America East Coast:
20' dry, reefer, tanks and special equipment = $200
40' dry, reefer, tanks and special equipment = $400
Hamburg Sud would like to take this opportunity to thank you for your continued support.
Should you have any questions or concerns, please contact your local Hamburg Sud representative.
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SOUTHBOUND TRADE ANNOUNCEMENT
Australia/New Zealand Services
Effective February 15, 2010, the Alameda Corridor Surcharge (ACS) for all 20' & 40' southbound containers
transported by rail through the ports of Los Angeles, CA and Long Beach, CA will increase to USD20/20' & US$39/40'.
Tariff cargo as well as existing service contracts will be subject to this charge.
The Alameda Corridor Transportation Authority (ACTA) created and implemented this fee, which was designed to
pay off the debts of constructing and operating the Alameda Corridor. Hamburg Sud implemented this charge our
tariff in order to recover the charges being assessed by the railroads.
Please contact your Hamburg Sud representative with any questions that you may have.
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EASTBOUND TRANS-ATLANTIC TRADE ANNOUNCEMENT
United States of America to Europe Service
Effective February 15, 2010, a General Rate Increase (GRI) will be applied to all cargo moving from United States
of America & Canada to Europe.
Tariff cargo as well as existing service contracts will be increased by the following amounts:
US$150/20' equipment
US$300/40' equipment
Please contact your Hamburg Sud representative with any questions that you may have.
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SOUTHBOUND TRADE ANNOUNCEMENT
United States of America & Canada to Australia/New Zealand
Effective February 15, 2010, a General Rate Increase (GRI) will be applied to all cargo moving from United States
of America & Canada to Australia & New Zealand.
Tariff cargo as well as existing service contracts will be increased by the following amounts:
US$250/20' equipment
US$500/40' equipment
Please contact your Hamburg Sud representative with any questions that you may have.
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TRADE ANNOUNCEMENT
United States East & Gulf Coast to West Coast South America
Dear Valued Customer,
Please note that effective January 18th 2010, Hamburg Sud will implement an increase in Panama Canal Lock
Improvement Surcharge of $30 per teu. All cargo from or via United States East Coast and Gulf Coast passing
through the Panama Canal will be impacted by the increase.
Effective January 18th 2010, the Panama Canal Lock Improvement Surcharge will be as follows:
20' dry, reefer, tanks and special equipment = $165
40' dry, reefer, tanks and special equipment = $330
Hamburg Sud would like to take this opportunity to thank you for your continued support.
Should you have any questions or concerns, please contact your local Hamburg Sud representative.
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TRADE ANNOUNCEMENT
United States East Coast / Gulf to Venezuela
Effective January 15th 2010, a General Rate Increase (GRI) will be implemented on all cargo moving Southbound from
or via the United States East Coast & Gulf to Venezuela as follows.
From or via United States East Coast to Venezuela:
20' dry, reefer, tanks and special equipment = $400
40' dry, reefer, tanks and special equipment = $800
From or via United States Gulf Coast to Venezuela:
20' dry, reefer, tanks and special equipment = $400
40' dry, reefer, tanks and special equipment = $800
Hamburg Sud would like to take this opportunity to thank you for your continued support.
Should you have any questions or concerns, please contact your local Hamburg Sud representative.
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TRADE ANNOUNCEMENT
United States and Canada to South America East Coast
Dear Valued Customer,
Please note that due to continuous escalating bunker costs, Hamburg Sud herewith announces a Bunker Cost Recovery
increase of $15/teu on all export cargo from or via United States and Canada to South America East Coast.
Effective January 5th 2010, all exports will be increased to the following amounts:
Bunker Cost Recovery:
US $290 per 20' dry, reefer, tank and special equipment.
US $580 per 40' dry, reefer and special equipment.
We will continue to monitor bunker on a consistent basis and provide developments to the trade.
Hamburg Sud would like to take this opportunity to thank you for your continued support.
Should you have any questions or concerns, please contact your local Hamburg Sud representative.
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TRADE ANNOUNCEMENT
United States Gulf Coast to South America East Coast
Please be advised that effective January 5th 2010, a General Rate Increase (GRI) will be implemented on all cargo
moving Southbound from or via the United States Gulf Coast to South America East Coast as follows:
From or via United States Gulf Coast to South America East Coast:
20' dry, reefer, tanks and special equipment = $200
40' dry, reefer, tanks and special equipment = $400
Hamburg Sud would like to take this opportunity to thank you for your continued support.
Should you have any questions or concerns, please contact your local Hamburg Sud representative.
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TRADE ANNOUNCEMENT
United States East Coast / Gulf to South America West Coast
Dear Valued Customer,
Please note that due to continuous escalating bunker costs, Hamburg Sud herewith announces a Bunker Cost Recovery
increase of $23/teu on all export cargo from or via United States East Coast/Gulf to South America West Coast.
Effective January 1st 2010, all exports will be increased to the following amounts:
Bunker Cost Recovery:
US $293 per 20' dry, reefer, tank and special equipment.
US $586 per 40' dry, reefer and special equipment.
We will continue to monitor bunker on a consistent basis and provide developments to the trade.
Hamburg Sud would like to take this opportunity to thank you for your continued support.
Should you have any questions or concerns, please contact your local Hamburg Sud representative.
We thank you for your continuous support.
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TRADE ANNOUNCEMENT
United States and Canada to Cartagena, Colombia
Dear Valued Customer,
Please note that due to continuous escalating bunker costs, Hamburg Sud herewith announces a Bunker Cost Recovery
increase of $23/teu on all export cargo from or via the United States and Canada to Cartagena, Colombia.
Effective January 1st 2010, all exports will be increased to the following amounts:
From or via United States East Coast to Cartagena, Colombia
US $173 per 20' dry, reefer, tank and special equipment.
US $346 per 40' dry, reefer and special equipment.
From or via United States Gulf Coast to Cartagena, Colombia:
US $123 per 20' dry, reefer, tank and special equipment.
US $246 per 40' dry, reefer and special equipment.
We will continue to monitor bunker on a consistent basis and provide developments to the trade.
Hamburg Sud would like to take this opportunity to thank you for your continued support.
Should you have any questions or concerns, please contact your local Hamburg Sud representative.
We thank you for your continuous support.
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SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT - ALL TRADES
Inbound/Outbound Equipment Detention - January 1, 2010
Effective January 1, 2010, our equipment detention rates after free time expiry will be as follows:
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Old |
New |
| 20'DC |
$75 |
$85 |
| 20'OT/FR |
$100 |
$100 |
| 20'RFR |
$150 |
$165 |
| 40'DC/HC |
$100 |
$100 |
| 40'OT/FR |
$125 |
$140 |
| 40'RFR |
$175 |
$225 |
A. Free Time commences the next working day following the date of interchange.
B. Free Time
1. All Dry Equipment. (Inc DC/HC/OT/FR, 20'or 40') Five (5) working days
2. Reefer Equipment (20' or 40') Two (2) working days
* Exception for Reefers - Meat Four (4) working days
C. Saturday, Sunday, Holidays are excluded from free time calculations, but are included and chargeable once free time expires.
D. When a container is used by a motor carrier for a two-way (import / export) move, free time will be extended by two days.
E. Rates per day after free time expires will be billed to cargo interest:
Please contact your Hamburg Sud representative should you have any questions.
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TRADE ANNOUNCEMENT
United States Gulf Coast to South America East Coast
Please be advised that effective January 5th 2010, a General Rate Increase (GRI) will be implemented on all cargo
moving Southbound from or via the United States Gulf Coast to South America East Coast as follows:
From or via United States Gulf Coast to South America East Coast:
20' dry, reefer, tanks and special equipment = $200
40' dry, reefer, tanks and special equipment = $400
Hamburg Sud would like to take this opportunity to thank you for your continued support.
Should you have any questions or concerns, please contact your local Hamburg Sud representative.
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SOUTHBOUND TRADE ANNOUNCEMENT
Australia/New Zealand Services
Effective December 15, 2009, the Emergency Fuel Adjustment Factor (EFAF) for all cargo moving out of the United
States and Canada to Australia and New Zealand will increase to US $644/20' and US $1288/40'
Tariff cargo as well as existing service contracts will be subject to this charge.
EFAF will continue to be monitored on a quarterly basis and adjustments will be made following the review period,
with the appropriate notice given to the trade.
Please contact your Hamburg Sud representative with any questions that you may have.
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SOUTHBOUND TRADE ANNOUNCEMENT
United States of America & Canada to Australia/New Zealand
(Morristown, NJ - October 16, 2009) Effective December 1, 2009, a General Rate Increase (GRI) will be applied to all
cargo moving from the United States of America & Canada to Australia & New Zealand.
Tariff cargo as well as existing service contracts will be increased by the following amounts:
US$150/20' equipment
US$300/40' equipment
Hamburg Sud would like to take this opportunity to thank you for your continued support.
Should you have any questions or concerns, please contact your local Hamburg Sud representative.
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TRADE ANNOUNCEMENT
United States East Coast/Gulf to West Coast South America
Due to continued increasing operational costs in South America West Coast, effective November 9th 2009, a General
Rate Increase (GRI) will be implemented on all cargo moving Southbound from or via the United States East Coast &
Gulf to South America West Coast as follows.
From or via United States East Coast to South America West Coast:
20' dry, reefer, tanks and special equipment = $300
40' dry, reefer, tanks and special equipment = $400
From or via United States Gulf Coast to South America West Coast:
20' dry, reefer, tanks and special equipment = $300
40' dry, reefer, tanks and special equipment = $400
Hamburg Sud would like to take this opportunity to thank you for your continued support.
Should you have any questions or concerns, please contact your local Hamburg Sud representative.
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TRADE ANNOUNCEMENT
United States East Coast to South America East Coast
Due to continued increasing operational costs in South America East Coast, effective November 9th 2009, a General
Rate Increase (GRI) will be implemented on all cargo moving Southbound from or via the United States East Coast
to South America East Coast as follows.
From or via United States East Coast to South America East Coast:
20' dry, reefer, tanks and special equipment = $250
40' dry, reefer, tanks and special equipment = $500
Hamburg Sud would like to take this opportunity to thank you for your continued support.
Should you have any questions or concerns, please contact your local Hamburg Sud representative.
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TRADE ANNOUNCEMENT
United States East Coast/Gulf to Cartagena, Colombia
Due to continued increasing operational costs in Cartagena, Colombia effective November 9th 2009, a General Rate
Increase (GRI) will be implemented on all cargo moving Southbound from or via the United States East Coast & Gulf
to Cartagena, Colombia as follows.
From or via United States East Coast to Cartagena, Colombia:
20' dry, reefer, tanks and special equipment = $300
40' dry, reefer, tanks and special equipment = $400
From or via United States Gulf Coast to Cartagena, Colombia:
20' dry, reefer, tanks and special equipment = $300
40' dry, reefer, tanks and special equipment = $400
Hamburg Sud would like to take this opportunity to thank you for your continued support.
Should you have any questions or concerns, please contact your local Hamburg Sud representative.
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SOUTHBOUND TRADE ANNOUNCEMENT
United States of America / Canada Export to New Zealand
Effective November 1, 2009, the New Zealand Import Delivery Order Fee (Import Documentation Fee) will increase to
NZ$55/Bill of Lading.
Tariff cargo as well as existing Service Contracts will be subject to this surcharge. This applies to cargo that
arrives in a New Zealand port on or after November 1, 2009.
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TRADE ANNOUNCEMENT
United States/Canada to East Coast South America
Due to continued increasing operational costs in South America East Coast,
effective September 26th 2009, a General Rate Increase (GRI) will be
implemented on all cargo moving Southbound from the United States /
Canada to South America East Coast as follows.
From United States East Coast to South America East Coast:
20' dry, reefer, tanks and special equipment = $350
40' dry, reefer, tanks and special equipment = $700
From United States Gulf Coast to South America East Coast:
20' dry, reefer, tanks and special equipment = $250
40' dry, reefer, tanks and special equipment = $500
Hamburg Sud would like to take this opportunity to thank you for your continued
support.
Should you have any questions or concerns, please contact your local Hamburg
Sud representative.
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SOUTHBOUND TRADE ANNOUNCEMENT
United States of America & Canada to Australia/New Zealand
Effective August 15, 2009, a General Rate Increase (GRI) will be applied to all cargo moving from United States of
America & Canada to Australia & New Zealand.
Tariff cargo as well as existing service contracts will be increased by the following amounts:
US$175/20' equipment
US$350/40' equipment
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SOUTHBOUND TRADE ANNOUNCEMENT
Australia/New Zealand Services
Effective September 15, 2009, the Emergency Fuel Adjustment Factor (EFAF) for all cargo moving out of the United States and
Canada to Australia and New Zealand will increase to US $540/20' and US $1080/40'.
Tariff cargo as well as existing service contracts will be subject to this charge.
EFAF will continue to be monitored on a quarterly basis and adjustments will be made following the review period, with the
appropriate notice given to the trade.
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SOUTHBOUND TRADE ANNOUNCEMENT
United States/Canada to Australia/New Zealand
The July 1, 2009 General Rate Increase of US$150.00 per 20ft container and US$300.00 per 40ft container, has been postponed.
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SOUTHBOUND TRADE ANNOUNCEMENT
Australian Arbitraries
Effective July 1, 2009, charges for cargo moving to points beyond direct discharge ports in Australia will be as follows:
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STATE |
VIA |
MODE |
20'DRY |
40'DRY |
20'RFR |
40'RFR |
| Adelaide |
SA |
Melbourne |
Rail |
A$570 |
A$1,050 |
A$890 |
A$1,280 |
| Bell Bay |
TAS |
Melbourne |
Water |
A$1,700 |
A$2,700 |
A$1,700 |
A$2,700 |
| Burnie |
TAS |
Melbourne |
Water |
A$1,590 |
A$2,900 |
A$1,590 |
A$2,900 |
| Brisbane |
QLD |
Sydney |
Water |
USD$200 |
USD$400 |
USD$200 |
USD$400 |
| Cairns |
QLD |
Sydney |
Water/Rail |
A$2,400 |
A$3,700 |
N/A |
N/A |
| Devonport |
TAS |
Melbourne |
Water/Road |
A$1,750 |
A$3,200 |
On App |
On App |
| Fremantle |
WA |
Melbourne |
Water |
USD$700 |
USD$700 |
USD$700 |
USD$700 |
| Hobart |
TAS |
Melbourne |
Water/Rail |
A$2,030 |
A$3,550 |
On App |
On App |
| Geelong |
VIC |
Melbourne |
Road |
A$650 |
A$725 |
A$985 |
A$1,090 |
| Gladstone |
QLD |
Sydney |
Water/Rail |
A$1,300 |
A$2,000 |
N/A |
N/A |
| Launceston |
TAS |
Melbourne |
Water/Road |
A$1,900 |
A$3,250 |
A$1,900 |
A$3,250 |
| MacKay |
QLD |
Sydney |
Water/Rail |
A$1,700 |
A$2,650 |
N/A |
N/A |
| Newcastle |
NSW |
Sydney |
Rail |
A$760 |
A$1,300 |
N/A |
N/A |
| Port Kembla |
NSW |
Sydney |
Road |
A$760 |
A$800 |
A$900 |
A$940 |
| Perth * |
WA |
Melbourne |
Rail |
USD$850 |
USD$950 |
N/A |
N/A |
| Rockhampton |
QLD |
Sydney |
Water/Rail |
A$1,300 |
A$2,000 |
N/A |
N/A |
| Townsville |
QLD |
Sydney |
Water/Rail |
A$1,950 |
A$3,100 |
N/A |
N/A |
| Darwin |
QLD |
Sydney |
Water/Rail |
A$5,400 |
A$5,745 |
N/A |
N/A |
* Non Haz dry only
Tariff cargo as well as existing service contracts will be subject to this charge.
Please contact your Hamburg Sd representative with any questions that you may have.
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SOUTHBOUND TRADE ANNOUNCEMENT
United States/Canada to Australia/New Zealand
Effective July 1, 2009, a General Rate Increase (GRI) will be applied to all cargo moving from
United States of America & Canada to Australia & New Zealand.
Tariff cargo as well as existing service contracts will be increased by the following amounts:
US$150/20 equipment and US$300/40 equipment
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SOUTHBOUND TRADE ANNOUNCEMENT
North America to Australia Service - Revised DTHC Charges
With effect from the following vessels arrival in Australia, Destination Terminal Handling Charges (DTHC) for all
import cargo from North American origins will be charged as follows:
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20'Dry |
40'Dry/HC |
20'RF |
40'RF |
| Sydney |
A$320 |
A$395 |
A$420 |
A$500 |
| Melbourne |
A$320 |
A$395 |
A$420 |
A$500 |
| Brisbane |
A$320 |
A$395 |
A$420 |
A$500 |
| Adelaide |
A$320 |
A$395 |
A$420 |
A$500 |
| Fremantle |
A$320 |
A$395 |
A$420 |
A$500 |
First vessels: (based on current schedules):
| TRIDENT |
Maersk Jaun 927 |
MEL 30-July |
SYD 28-July |
| PSW |
Cap Capricorn 131 |
MEL 22-July |
SYD 25-July |
| PNW |
Cap Maleas 779 |
MEL 30-July |
SYD 28-July |
Tariff cargo as well as existing service contracts will be subject to the revised DTHC.
Please contact your local Hamburg Sd Office/Representative for further information.
Thank you for your continued support of our services.
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SOUTHBOUND TRADE ANNOUNCEMENT
Australia/New Zealand Services
Effective June 15, 2009, the southbound Panama Canal Surcharge which applies from the North American East Coast
passing through the Panama Canal, will increase to US$140.00 per TEU. The increase is necessary following on from
a review conducted by the Panama Canal Authority.
Tariff cargo as well as existing service contracts will be subject to this charge.
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SOUTHBOUND TRADE ANNOUNCEMENT
Australia/New Zealand Services
Effective June 15, 2009, the Emergency Fuel Adjustment Factor (EFAF) for all cargo moving out of the United States
and Canada to Australia and New Zealand will increase to US $296/20' and US $592/40'.
Tariff cargo as well as existing service contracts will be subject to this charge.
EFAF will continue to be monitored on a quarterly basis and adjustments will be made following the review period,
with the appropriate notice given to the trade.
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TRADE ANNOUNCEMENT
To/From South Pacific Islands
Effective May 1, 2009 the Emergency Fuel Adjustment Factor (EFAF) for all cargo moving From/To the US/Canada and
the South Pacific Islands will decrease to US $320/20' and US $640/40'. Tariff cargo as well as existing service
contracts will be subject to this charge.
EFAF will continue to be monitored on a quarterly basis and adjustments will be made following the review period,
with the appropriate notice given to the trade.
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SOUTHBOUND TRADE ANNOUNCEMENT
Canadian Brokerage - United States East Coast to Australia/New Zealand Services
Effective May 1, 2009, the Canadian brokerage will be adjusted to US$40/container.
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SOUTHBOUND TRADE ANNOUNCEMENT
Equipment Detention - Australia
Effective April 2, 2009, container free time in Australia will remain at 10 calendar days. Thereafter, the following
charges will apply:
Dry containers
AUD 40 per TEU for days 11-20 and AUD 80 per TEU for days 21 on.
Refrigerated containers
AUD 80 per TEU for days 11-20 and AUD 160 per TEU for days 21 on.
Should you require further information regarding this charge, please contact your Sales Representative.
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SOUTHBOUND TRADE ANNOUNCEMENT
United States of America/Canada to Australia/New Zealand
In light of the weak economic environment we have elected to postpone the March 1, 2009 General Rate Increase of
$200.00 US per 20ft container and $400.00 US per 40ft container until further notice.
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SOUTHBOUND TRADE ANNOUNCEMENT
Australia/New Zealand Services
Effective March 15, 2009, 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 US $288/20' and US $576/40'.
Tariff cargo as well as existing service contracts will be subject to this charge.
EFAF will continue to be monitored on a quarterly basis and adjustments will be made following the review period,
with the appropriate notice given to the trade.
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SOUTHBOUND TRADE ANNOUNCEMENT
United States of America/Canada to Australia/New Zealand
Effective March 1, 2009, a General Rate Increase (GRI) will be applied to all cargo moving from United States of
America & Canada to Australia & New Zealand.
Tariff cargo as well as existing service contracts will be increased by the following amounts:
US$200/20' equipment
US$400/40' equipment
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SOUTHBOUND TRADE ANNOUNCEMENT
Australia/New Zealand Services
Effective December 15, 2008, 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 US $896/20' and US $1792/40'.
Tariff cargo as well as existing service contracts will be subject to this charge.
EFAF will continue to be monitored on a quarterly basis and adjustments will be made following the review period, with
the appropriate notice given to the trade.
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TRADE ANNOUNCEMENT
TO/From South Pacific Islands
Effective November 1, 2008, the Emergency Fuel Adjustment Factor (EFAF) for all cargo moving From/To the US and Canada
and the South Pacific Islands will increase to US $1178/20' and US $2356/40'. Tariff cargo as well as existing service contracts
will be subject to this charge.
EFAF will continue to be monitored on a quarterly basis and adjustments will be made following the review period,
with the appropriate notice given to the trade.
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SOUTHBOUND TRADE ANNOUNCEMENT
United States/Canada to Brisbane, Australia - Arbitrary Update
Effective October 16, 2008, cargo routed on direct Brisbane calling vessels will be assessed an arbitrary of US$200/20'
and US$400/40'. This applies to both Dry and Refrigerated cargo.
Cargo routed to Brisbane via Sydney will continue to be assessed the same arbitraries already in effect as follows:
AU$800/20'std
AU$1125/20'Reefer
AU$1410/40'std/HC
AU$1440/40'Reefer
Tariff cargo as well as existing service contracts will be subject to these arbitraries, except where a through rate
agreement already exists.
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SOUTHBOUND TRADE ANNOUNCEMENT
United States of America to Australia/New Zealand
Effective September 15, 2008, the tariff arbitrary from Portland, Oregon via Seattle, Washington will be as follows:
US$750/container - Dry
US$900/container - Reefer
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SOUTHBOUND TRADE ANNOUNCEMENT
Australia/New Zealand Services
Effective September 15, 2008, the Emergency Fuel Adjustment Factor (EFAF) for all cargo moving out of the US and Canada
to Australia and New Zealand will increase to US $1066/20' and US $2132/40'. Tariff cargo as well as existing service
contracts will be subject to this charge.
EFAF will continue to be monitored on a quarterly basis and adjustments will be made following the review period,
with the appropriate notice given to the trade.
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TRADE ANNOUNCEMENT
To/From South Pacific Islands
Effective August 1, 2008, the Emergency Fuel Adjustment Factor (EFAF) for all cargo moving From/To the US and
Canada and the South Pacific Islands will increase to US $1010/20' and US $2020/40'. Tariff cargo as well as
existing service contracts will be subject to this charge.
EFAF will continue to be monitored on a quarterly basis and adjustments will be made following the review period,
with the appropriate notice given to the trade.
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SOUTHBOUND TRADE ANNOUNCEMENT
Australia/New Zealand Services
Effective June 15, 2008, the Emergency Fuel Adjustment Factor (EFAF) for all cargo moving out of the US and Canada
to Australia and New Zealand will increase to US $784/20' and US $1568/40'. Tariff cargo as well as existing
service contracts will be subject to this charge.
EFAF will continue to be monitored on a quarterly basis and adjustments will be made following the review period,
with the appropriate notice given to the trade.
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TRADE ANNOUNCEMENT
To/From South Pacific Islands
Effective May 1, 2008, the Emergency Fuel Adjustment Factor (EFAF) for all cargo moving out of the US and Canada
to the South Pacific Islands will increase to US $822/20' and US $1644/40'. Tariff cargo as well as existing service
contracts will be subject to this charge.
EFAF will continue to be monitored on a quarterly basis and adjustments will be made following the review period,
with the appropriate notice given to the trade.
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TRADE ANNOUNCEMENT
United States to/from ABC Islands
Effective April 17th 2008, the Emergency Fuel Adjustment Factor (EFAF) will increase on all cargo moving to/from
the United States to/from the ABC Islands by $18 per teu:
New Emergency Adjustment Factor (EFAF) levels as of April 17th 2008 will be as follows:
US $476/20'
US $952/40'
We will continue to monitor EFAF on a consistent basis and provide developments to the trade.
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TRADE ANNOUNCEMENT
United States East Coast/Canada to East Coast South America
Due to continued increasing operational costs in South America East Coast, effective April 1st 2008, a General Rate
Increase (GRI) will be implemented on all cargo moving Southbound from or via United States East Coast/Canada to South
America East Coast. The GRI will be implemented as follows:
20' dry, reefer, tanks and special equipment = $150
40' dry, reefer, tanks and special equipment = $300
We expect further escalating operating costs in 2008. We will continue closely monitoring the market conditions
throughout the year and inform our customers of developments.
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TRADE ANNOUNCEMENT
United States East Coast/Canada to Venezuela
Due to continued increasing operational costs in Venezuela, effective April 1st 2008, a General Rate Increase (GRI)
will be implemented on all cargo moving Southbound from or via United States East Coast/Canada to Venezuela. The GRI
will be implemented as follows:
20' dry, reefer, tanks and special equipment = $150
40' dry, reefer, tanks and special equipment = $300
We expect further escalating operating costs in 2008. We will continue closely monitoring the market conditions
throughout the year and inform our customers of developments.
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TRADE ANNOUNCEMENT
United States to/from Venezuela
Effective April 1st 2008, the Emergency Fuel Adjustment Factor (EFAF) will increase on all cargo moving to/from the
United States to/from Venezuela by $24 per teu:
New Emergency Adjustment Factor (EFAF) levels as of April 1st 2008 will be as follows:
US $359/20'
US $718/40'
We will continue to monitor EFAF on a consistent basis and provide developments to the trade.
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TRADE ANNOUNCEMENT
United States to/from ABC Islands
Effective April 1st 2008, the Emergency Fuel Adjustment Factor (EFAF) will increase on all cargo moving to/from the
United States to/from the ABC Islands by $24 per teu:
New Emergency Adjustment Factor (EFAF) levels as of April 1st 2008 will be as follows:
US $458/20'
US $916/40'
We will continue to monitor EFAF on a consistent basis and provide developments to the trade.
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SOUTHBOUND TRADE ANNOUNCEMENT
United States of America/Canada to Australia/New Zealand Services
Effective May 1, 2008, the southbound Panama Canal Surcharge which applies from the North American East Coast, will
increase to US$125.00 per TEU. The increase is necessary following on from a review conducted by the Panama Canal Authority.
Tariff cargo as well as existing service contracts will be subject to this charge.
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SOUTHBOUND TRADE ANNOUNCEMENT
Australia Services
Effective April 1, 2008, the Australian Port Charge Additonal (APCA) for to cargo moving from the United States of
America and Canada, which is discharged in Melbourne, Australia will be as follows.
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20'Dry |
40'Dry</td>
| 20'RF |
40'RF |
| Melbourne (direct) |
A$302 |
A$369 |
A$407 |
A$494 |
| Adelaide (via MEL) |
A$317 |
A$399 |
A$407 |
A$494 |
| Fremantle (via MEL) |
A$345 |
A$452 |
A$407 |
A$499 |
| Burnie (via MEL) |
A$302 |
A$369 |
A$407 |
A$494 |
| Devonport (via MEL) |
A$302 |
A$369 |
A$407 |
A$494 |
| Launceston (via MEL) |
A$302 |
A$369 |
A$407 |
A$494 |
| Hobart (via MEL) |
A$302 |
A$369 |
A$407 |
A$494 |
Tariff cargo as well as existing service contracts will be subject to this charge.
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SOUTHBOUND TRADE ANNOUNCEMENT
United States of America/Canada to Australia/New Zealand Services
Effective May 1, 2008, a General Rate Increase (GRI) will be applied to all cargo moving out of the United States
of America & Canada to Australia & New Zealand.
All contract and tariff rates will have an increase of US $150/20' and US $300/40'.
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SOUTHBOUND TRADE ANNOUNCEMENT
Australia/New Zealand Services
Effective March 15, 2008, the Emergency Fuel Adjustment Factor (EFAF) for all cargo moving out of the US and Canada
to Australia and New Zealand will increase to US $756/20' and US $1512/40'. Tariff cargo as well as existing service
contracts will be subject to this charge.
EFAF will continue to be monitored on a quarterly basis and adjustments will be made following the review period, with the appropriate notice given to the trade.
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SOUTHBOUND TRADE ANNOUNCEMENT
Australia/New Zealand Services
Effective January 1, 2008, the Alameda Corridor Surcharge (ACS) for all 20' & 40' southbound containers transported by
rail through the ports of Los Angeles, CA and Long Beach, CA will increase to USD19/20' & US$37/40'.
Tariff cargo as well as existing service contracts will be subject to this charge.
The Alameda Corridor Transportation Authority (ACTA) created and implemented this fee, which was designed to pay off the
debts of constructing and operating the Alameda Corridor. Hamburg Sud implemented this charge our tariff in order to recover
the charges being assessed by the railroads.
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EFAF will continue to be monitored on a quarterly basis and adjustments
will be made following the review period, with the appropriate notice
given to the trade.
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