General Information

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Organisation Record

Organisations Name: Hapag-Lloyd AG
Organisation Record: 005980
Organisations Typ: VOCC
Addresse: Ballindamm 25, D-20095 Hamburg, Deutschland

Kontakt: Rechtsabteilung., Hamburg
Telefon: +49 40 30014017
FAX: +49  40 30012254

Seetarife

Die Hapag-Lloyd Seetarife enthalten 2 Teile:

  • Regeln und Regularien
  • Rateninformationen zu Seefrachten gemäß den unterschiedlichen Fahrtgebieten.

Details finden Sie unter Tariff Records. Alle in diesem Tarif enthaltenen Informationen sind wahrheitsgemäss und richtig wiedergegeben. Unrechtmäßige Änderungen sind nicht gestattet.

Für weitergehende Informationen zu See- oder Inlandfrachten kontaktieren Sie bitte das Verkaufsbüro des entsprechenden Landes.

Inlandstarife

Die Inlandstarife enhalten Rateninformationen zu Landfrachten, Zuschlägen und zusätzlichen Regeln.

Bill of Lading Tariff

Die rechtlichen Bedingungen für Bills of Lading und Sea Waybills sind veröffentlicht.

Essential Terms

Essential Terms sind öffentliche Auszüge aus Service-Verträgen.

Lokale Gebühren / Servicegebühren

Details zu lokalen Gebühren finden Sie unter "Lokale Gebühren/Servicegebühren".

Definition of Freight All Kind (FAK)

Freight all kind (FAK) rates are applicable for all commodities without specific rate guidelines, except for:

  •   IMDG Cargo Classes 1, 7, and 5
  •   Amber Listed Waste (Waste characterized as hazardous under the Basel Convention)
  •   High Value Cargo (Cargo Value exceeding $500.000 per container)
  •   Military, Police or other Government Cargo
  •   Out of Gauge Cargo moving on/in Special Equipment
  •   Shipper Owned Containers including Tanks
  •   Flexitanks
  •   Animal Hides/Skins
  •   Charity or relief goods (including “used” clothing or other used items)
  •   Non-DG carbon / non-DG charcoal
  •   Household goods / personal effects on AL3 service
  •   For exports from Australia, New Zealand, Papua New Guinea and Fiji, grains/waste/scrap

Additional exceptions for temperature controlled cargo:

  •  Chemicals hazardous or harmless
  •  Ammonia
  •  Hazardous cargo
  •  High Value Pharmaceutical Products (cargo value exceeding USD 500,000 per container)
  •  Blood plasma
  •  Vicks
  •  High value cargo (cargo value as of USD 500,000 per container)
  •  Controlled Atmosphere
  •  Dehumidification
  •  Cold Treatment
  •  Restricted reefer commodities, e.g. ammonium, tetramethylammonium hydroxide, raw rubber, mint/menthol, phenol,
  •  fertilizer, lime split, urea, albuminoidal substances, modified starches, enzymes
  •  Transpacific Westbound Trade – Grapes, Blueberries, Cranberries, Apples, Stone Fruits (apricots, peaches, plums, cherries,   nectarines), chilled or fresh Seafood, Dried Fruits and Nuts.
  • Transatlantic Eastbound TradeUS West Coast to South Europe: Dried Fruits and Nuts.
  •  Specific commodity guidelines can vary by trade and geographical scope.

Prohibited NOR commodities

For ethical reasons, Hapag-Lloyd does not transport any species that are seriously endangered and on the so-called “red list of
threatened species”. For example, whales, dolphins, sharks, etc.
Because of the specific construction of reefer containers, some cargo types need to be reviewed for their suitability:

  • Heavy packages with rough/sharp edges and machinery parts that cannot be lashed and secured properly or that could damage the floor. For example, with more than 3 metric tons weight per running meter
  • Soiled and/or odorous cargo such as hides or menthol
  • Cement and other similar powders in bags
  • IMO cargo, unless approved by the DG department
  • Bulk cargo such as grain, scrap metal, etc.
  • Potentially corrosive substances (non-DG)
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