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BAF & ETS-surcharge

Here you will find information about the Bunker Adjustment Factor and ETS-surcharge.
Learn more about ETS surcharge here.

BAF adjustment 01.02.24 to 29.02.24 (per metre)
Bergen/Stavanger–Hirtshals: 76 NOK (6,6 €/49 DKK)
Kristiansand–Hirtshals: 66 NOK (5,7 €/43 DKK)
Domestic route: Bergen–Stavanger 24 NOK (2,1 €/16 DKK)

 

ETS Surcharge 01.02.24 to 29.02.24 (per metre)
Bergen/Stavanger–Hirtshals: 15 NOK (1,3 €/10 DKK)
Kristiansand–Hirtshals: 10 NOK (0,9 €/6 DKK)
Domestic route: Bergen–Stavanger 6 NOK (0,5 €/4DKK)

 

BAF adjustment 01.03.24 to 31.03.24 (per metre)
Bergen/Stavanger–Hirtshals: 82 NOK (7,2 €/54 DKK)
Kristiansand–Hirtshals: 72 NOK (6,3 €/47 DKK)
Domestic route: Bergen–Stavanger 28 NOK (2,5 €/18 DKK)

 

ETS Surcharge 01.03.24 to 31.03.24 (per metre)
Bergen/Stavanger–Hirtshals: 13 NOK (1,1 €/9 DKK)
Kristiansand–Hirtshals: 8 NOK (0,7 €/5 DKK)
Domestic route: Bergen–Stavanger 5 NOK (0,4 €/3 DKK)

 

Arriving at the terminal

Fjord Line places a high priority on safety. The following time limits therefore apply:

Type of cargo All routes
Accompanied vehicles One hour prior to departure
Unaccompanied trailers Two hours prior to departure
General cargo and unaccompanied vehicles Four hours prior to departure

 

 

 

 

International Maritime Dangerous Goods – IMDG

Due to restrictions on combinations of various types of dangerous good, it is essential that Fjord Line is notified as soon as possible in order to make stowage plans that comply with IMDG regulations.
Fjord Line demands a Dangerous Goods Declaration on all types of dangerous goods, including goods categorized as Special Provisions. A Dangerous Goods Declaration must be presented to the cargo office or our agent within the following time limits:

Day of departure Ports of: Stavanger, Bergen, Hirtshals and Kristiansand
Monday through Friday Four hours before departure, but not later than 4.00 pm
Saturday and Sunday Not later than Friday at 4.00 pm

 

 

 

In compliance with IMDG regulations, dangerous goods that are declared will be assessed with already accepted goods before being accepted. Dangerous good must be marked with approved labels. Dangerous goods declared after the given time limits will be charged double the IMDG fee if accepted for transport.

The original Dangerous Good Declaration and container packing certificate must be signed by the shipper and must accompany the shipment.