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Mainland South China Import Demurrage Tariff (Effective from 1 JAN 2017) Mainland South China Import Demurrage Tariff (Effective from 1 JAN 2017) 1. PRS ports (excluding Hong Kong) Demurrage is counted from cargo discharge day (included) till full laden import container gated-out day (included) 2. Reefer DG cargo free port storage follow rule/tariff of reefer cargo freetime 3. SPC is for shipment in Special Equipment that includes open top, flat rack and collapsible flat rack containers 4. Overtime charge will be applied to exact slab after freetime ends. Yantian Demurrage Tariff (RMB per container per day) Slab First Slab Second Slab Third Slab Equipment General Cargo Day 1-7 Day 8-12 Day 13+ 20'GP Free RMB 150/Day RMB 280/Day 40'GP/40'HQ Free RMB 250/Day RMB 500/Day 45'HQ Free RMB 300/Day RMB 600/Day IMO Cargo Day 1-3 Day 4-8 Day 9+ 20'GP Free RMB 150/Day RMB 280/Day 40'GP/40'HQ Free RMB 250/Day RMB 500/Day 45'HQ Free RMB 300/Day RMB 600/Day Slab First Slab Second Slab Equipment Reefer Cargo Day 1-5 Day 6+ 20'RF Free RMB 300/Day 40'RF / 40'HREF Free RMB 600/Day Slab First Slab Second Slab Third Slab Fourth Slab Equipment OOG and SPC Day 1 Day 2 Day 3 Day 4+ 20' OR 40' SPC Free RMB 800/Day RMB 1000/Day RMB 1500/Day Shekou/ Chiwan Demurrage Tariff (RMB per container per day) Slab First Slab Second Slab Third Slab Equipment General Cargo Day 1-7 Day 8-12 Day 13+ 20'GP Free RMB 150/Day RMB 280/Day 40'GP/40'HQ Free RMB 250/Day RMB 500/Day 45'HQ Free RMB 300/Day RMB 600/Day IMO Cargo Day 1-3 Day 4-8 Day 9+ 20'GP Free RMB 150/Day RMB 280/Day 40'GP/40'HQ Free RMB 300/Day RMB 500/Day 45'HQ Free RMB 400/Day RMB 700/Day Slab First Slab Second Slab Third Slab Equipment Reefer Cargo Day 1-3 Day 4-10 Day 11+ 20'RF RMB 200/Day RMB 350/Day RMB 500/Day 40'RF / 40'HREF RMB 300/Day RMB 600/Day RMB 800/Day Slab First Slab Second Slab Third Slab Fourth Slab Equipment OOG and SPC Day 1 Day 2 Day 3 Day 4+ 20' OR 40' RMB 800/Day RMB 1,000/Day RMB 1,200/Day RMB 1,500/Day Nansha Demurrage Tariff (RMB per container per day) Slab First Slab Second Slab Third Slab Equipment General Cargo Day 1-7 Day 8-14 Day 15+ 20'GP Free RMB 50/ Day RMB 100/ Day 40'GP/40'HQ Free RMB 100/ Day RMB 150/ Day 45'HQ Free RMB 150/ Day RMB 200/ Day IMO Cargo Day 1 Day 2-7 Day 8+ 20'GP Free RMB 100/ Day RMB 150/ Day 40'GP/40'HQ Free RMB 150/ Day RMB 200/ Day 45'HQ Free RMB 200/ Day RMB 250/ Day Slab First Slab Second Slab Third Slab Equipment Reefer Cargo Day 1-2 Day 3-7 Day 8+ 20'RF RMB 200/ Day RMB 350/ Day RMB 450/ Day 40'RF / 40'HREF RMB 250/ Day RMB 600/ Day RMB 700/ Day Slab First Slab Second Slab Third Slab Equipment OOG and SPC Day 1 Day 2-3 Day 4+ 20' SPC Free RMB 200/ Day RMB 300/ Day 40' SPC Free RMB 400/ Day RMB 600/ Day Reefer Port Storage includes electricity fee Mainland China South Import Detention Tariff (Effective from 1 JAN 2017) 1. PRS ports (excluding Hong Kong) Detention freetime is counted from the cargo discharge day until import empty container gate-in (return) day. Therefore, it includes days when the container is at the port or depot and when the container is with the customer for un-stuffing and until the empty container is returned. 2. Overtime charge will be applied to exact slab after freetime ends Yantian/Nansha/Shekou/Chiwan Detention Tariff (RMB per container per day) Slab First Slab Second Slab Third Slab Fourth Slab Equipme Dry Container Day 1-10 Day 11-14 Day 15-20 Days 21+ 20'GP Free RMB 125/ Day RMB 200/ Day RMB 250/ Day 40'GP/40'HQ Free RMB 200/ Day RMB 300/ Day RMB 500/ Day 45'HQ Free RMB 300/ Day RMB 500/ Day RMB 600/ Day Slab First Slab Second Slab Third Slab Fourth Slab Equipme Reefer Container Day 1-4 Day 5-10 Day 11-20 Days 21+ 20'RF Free RMB 200/ Day RMB 300/ Day RMB 500/ Day 40'RF / 40'HREF Free RMB 350/ Day RMB 600/ Day RMB 800/ Day Slab First Slab Second Slab Third Slab Equipme Special Container Day 1-7 Day 8-12 Day 13+ 20'SPC Free RMB 200/ Day RMB 400/ Day 40'SPC Free RMB 300/ Day RMB 600/ Day Mainland China South (Excluding Yantian/Nansha/Shekou/Chiwan) Detention Tariff (RMB per container per day) Slab First Slab Second Slab Third Slab Fourth Slab Equipment Dry Container Day 1-7 Day 8-12 Day 13-20 Day 21+ 20'GP Free RMB 125/ Day RMB 175/ Day RMB 250/ Day 40'GP/40'HQ Free RMB 200/ Day RMB 300/ Day RMB 500/ Day 45'HQ Free RMB 300/ Day RMB 450/ Day RMB 600/ Day Slab First Slab Second Slab Third Slab Fourth Slab Equipme Reefer Container Day 1-7 Day 8-10 Day 11-20 Days 21+ 20'RF Free RMB 250/ Day RMB 300/ Day RMB 500/ Day 40'RF / 40'HREF Free RMB 500/ Day RMB 600/ Day RMB 800/ Day Slab First Slab Second Slab Third Slab Equipme OOG,SPC Day 1-7 Day 8-12 Day 13+ 20'SPC Free RMB 200/ Day RMB 400/ Day 40'SPC Free RMB 400/ Day RMB 600/ Day .
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