Hapag-Lloyd revises bunker charges for February

Wed 3 Jan 2018, 16:21 GMT

Hapag-Lloyd revises bunker charges for February

Surcharges cover North Europe; the Mediterranean and Black Sea; and the Middle East, Indian Subcontinent and Africa.

Container shipping line, Hapag-Lloyd AG, has announced revised bunker-related charges for trades from and to North Europe; the Mediterranean and Black Sea; and the Middle East, Indian Subcontinent and Africa.

Links to the relevant charges have been provided below:

Bunker surcharges - Mediterranean and Black Sea

Bunker surcharges - North Europe

Bunker surcharges - Middle East, Indian Subcontinent and Africa

The new fees are due to become effective on February 1.

Container ship Hapag-Lloyd


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