Hapag-Lloyd revises bunker charges

Container shipping line Hapag-Lloyd AG has announced revised bunker-related charges from/to North Europe, Mediterranean, and South and West Africa, which are effective from February 1, 2016.

From/To North Europe

A link to the relevant charges has been provided below:

https://www.hapag-lloyd.com/downloads/pdf/CustomerInfo_Neur_BUC_CAF_February_2016%281%29.pdf

The content summary is as follows:

- Bunker Charge (BUC) and Currency Adjustment Factor (CAF) application from/to North Europe.

- Emergency Bunker Surcharge (EBS), Emergency Fuel Surcharge (EFS) and Interim Fuel Participation (IFP) application from/to North Europe.

From/to Mediterranean and Black Sea

A link to the relevant charges has been provided below:

https://www.hapag-lloyd.com/downloads/pdf/CustomerInfo_Med_BUC_CAF_February_2016%281%29.pdf

The content summary is as follows:

- Bunker Charge (BUC) and Currency Adjustment Factor (CAF) application from/to Mediterranean and Black Sea.

- Emergency Bunker Surcharge (EBS), Emergency Fuel Surcharge (EFS) and Interim Fuel Participation (IFP) application from/to Mediterranean and Black Sea.

From/to South Africa and West Africa

A link to the relevant charges has been provided below:

https://www.hapag-lloyd.com/downloads/pdf/CustomerInfo_Africa_BUC_CAF_February_2016%281%29.pdf

The content summary is as follows:

- Bunker Charge (BUC) and Currency Adjustment Factor (CAF) application from/to South Africa and West Africa.

- Emergency Bunker Surcharge (EBS) application from/to South Africa and West Africa.

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Hapag-Lloyd revises bunker charges

Surcharges are effective from February 1.

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