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2017 April THC's.Pdf OOptional Import Charges (Continued) dnata Network Directory 6. Vault Handling, VUN Handling and security coverage for VAL cargo SVPVP CargoLHR/L G–W LHR/LGW SVPVP – - UKUK RegionsRegions & IIRERE Terminal handling Alex Doisneau Stacey Shortall and sections 1, 2 and 5 (as defined by the TACT rules) Alex Doisneau Stacey Shortall charges tariff Requested by the agent, shipper or carrier as requiring LoLondonndon H eHeathrowathrow A iAirportrport CCargoargo P Pointoint B Bedfontedfont R Road,oad, WestWes tPoint, Point , UnitsUnits 1 andand 2,2, special security measures £206.50 SoSuouthth P oPointint B eBedfontdfont Ro Road,ad, SSttanwell,anwell, M Middlesexiddlesex NNorthumberlandorthumberland Close,Close, United Kingdom StStanwell,anwell, M Middlesexiddlesex TTW19W19 77LULU Stanwell,Stanwell ,Middlesex Middlesex Use of vault requested by the agent, TWTW1919 7 L7LEE TT:: 001784-4251001784-425100 TW19TW19 7LN 7LN Effective : 01 Apr 2017 shipper or carrier (per kilo) 10.75p T:T: 0 101784-425150784-425150 FF:: 001784-4251221784-425122 T:T :01784-424700 01784-422700 F:F: 0 101784-255057784-255057 [email protected]@dnata .co.uk F:F :01784-425111 01784-246111 Minimum £26.75 spspoffi[email protected]fice@dnata .co.uk offi[email protected]ficewp.imports@dnata .co.uk UK - VAL storage free period of 12 hours Building 549, Cargo Centre, Unit One, dnata City, Unit Two, dnata City, Building 521A Unit One, dnata City, Unit Two, dnata City, from arrival, thereafter per day £30.00 Shoreham Road East, Northumberland Close, Northumberland Close, Stirling Road Northumberland Close, Northumberland Close, Hounslow, Middlesex Stanwell, Middlesex Stanwell, Middlesex Vunerable cargo handling per shipment ££35.00 London Heathrow Airport Stanwell, Middlesex Stanwell, Middlesex TWTW66 3 J3ETJ TTW19W19 77LNLN TW19TW19 7LN 7LN T: 020-87541066 T: 01784-422700 T: 01784-425000 Vault opening hours on request, charge for out of hours PPOA T: 020-8283-3837 T: 01784-422700 T: 01784-425000 F:F: 0 8020-87591448B549.70-191-2971 FF:: 001784-2462141784-246214 F:F :01784-245080 01784-245080 Offi[email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 7. Charges collect fee b521.dutymanager@dnata .co.uk u1.dutymanager@dnata .co.uk u2.dutymanager@dnata .co.uk 5% of freight and all other charges Unit Three, dnata City, London Gatwick Airport UNorthumberlandnit Three, dnata C iClose,ty, LUnitond o5n Gatwick Gatwic kCargo Airpo Centre,rt Birmingham Airport Minimum £12.50 NStanwell,orthumbe rMiddlesexland Close , UCargonit 5 GRoad,atwic Westk Carg Sussexo Centr e, The Argosy Building, StTW19anwel l7LN, Middlesex CRH6argo 0SQ Road, West Sussex Birmingham 8. Sight fee and witness attendance TWT: 101784-4228889 7LN RT:H 60845-1770596 0SQ B26 3QN T:F: 0 101784-246783784-422888 TF:: 00845-1770598845-177-0596 T: 0121-767-9900 F: 01784-246783 F: 0845-177-0598 F: 0121-782-6937 Per person, per hour or part thereof £35.00 [email protected] [email protected] u3.dutymanager@dnata .co.uk lgw.cargo@dnata .co.uk bhx.cargo@dnata .co.uk 9. Providing proof of delivery in writing at the request Birmingham Airport East Midlands Airport Manchester Airport of the agent, shipper or carrier EaThest M Argosyidland Building,s Airport MBuildinganches t96,er AEastirpo Midlandsrt UnitMa n1c handest e1A,r A Buildingirport 300, BuBirminghamilding 96, Ea st Midlands UAirport,nit 1 an Castled 1A, B Doningtonuilding 300 , WorldUnit 3 Freight, Buildin Terminal,g 307 £32.00 AiB26rpor t3QN, Castle Donington, WDerbyorld Freight Terminal, ManchesterWorld Freig ht Terminal DT:er b0121-767-9900y MDE74anch 2SAester M90Man 5UYches ter 10. Data capture entries (including ICS entries) DF:E7 0121-782-69374 2SA MT:9 0845-87234380 5UY T:M 0161-435-230090 5QL T:[email protected] 0845-872-3438 [email protected]: 0161-435-2300 F:T :0161-435-2311 0161-490-2550 Full entry (per entry or HAWB) £7.75 ema.cargo@dnata .co.uk F: 0161-435-2311 [email protected]@dnata .co.uk man.cargo@dnata .co.uk Electronic entry (per entry or HAWB) £3.25 Newcastle Airport Glasgow Airport Regional Trucking Office RUnitegio n3,a lTransit Trucki nBuilding,g Office NCargoewca Terminal,stle Airpo Buildingrt 7/8, UnitGla s1g andow A 1A,irp oBuildingrt 300, UFreightnit 3, Bu Village,ilding 3 07 UNevisnit 3 , Way,Tran sAbbotsinch.it Building, Paisley WorldCargo FreightTermin aTerminal,l, Building 7/8, All of the charges published are for UK customs clearance WNewcastleorld Freigh tUpon Term Tyneinal FPA3reig h2SSt Village, ManchesterNevis Way, Abbotsinch, Paisley aand ground handling services for dnata and handled carriers. MNE13anche 8BHster NT:e w0141-847-4570castle Upon Tyne M90PA3 5UY2SS MT:9 00191-214-2700 5QL NF:E 10141-847-45713 8BH T:T :0845-177-0558 0141-847-4570 CHARGES ARE MINIMUM AND SUBJECT TO ALTERATION T:F: 0 80191-214-271445-177-0558 [email protected]: 0191-214-2700 [email protected]: 0141-847-4571 [email protected]@dnata .co.uk F: 0191-214-2714 gla.cargo@dnata .co.uk WITHOUT NOTICE. ncl.cargo@dnata .co.uk All imports can be subject to HM Customs Duty, Excise and VAT (the charges being dependent upon the type and value of the goods). Business Development Team Should there be any queries; reference should be made to the Business Development Team Mohammed Akhlaq Ziaad Hussain HM Customs Manual, volumes 1, 2, 3. SVP – Business Development Director – Business Development E: [email protected] E: [email protected] Import charges are levied for processing handling and warehousing Mohammed Akhlaq Ziaad Hussain SVP - Business Development Director - Business Development of cargo up to the point of HM Customs clearance and delivery, E:Fenella moham [email protected] EGaynor: ziaad. [email protected] and are mandatory. Director Strategic Account Business Development Assistant FeManagementnella Sloane and Marketing GE:a [email protected] Ryan Export charges are levied for the processing, handling Director Strategic Account Business Development Assistant E: [email protected] and warehousing of cargo, and are mandatory. Management and Marketing E: [email protected] E: [email protected] Head Office: Dakota House, Poyle Road Colnbrook, Berkshire, SL3 0QX RegisteredR Office: Unit Three, dnata City, Northumberland Close, Stanwell, Middlesex TW19T 7LN. Registered in England: No. 3091040. All business undertaken in accordance We deliver on our customers’ promiseswithw BIFA 1989 Trading Conditions, copies available upon request. dnata.co.uk 6. Live tropical fish check Export Charges Per consignment £21.00 Import Charges 1. Process and handling only 7. NES entries 1. Process and handling only Loose Per entry £22.50 All cargo (including perishables and through HAWBs received as part of a consolidation) (Loose per kilo) 16.50p Per kilo 9.75p 8. Storage Unitised per net kilo 11.50p Minimum £22.00 All cargo per 100 kilos or part thereof commencing 24hrs after acceptance, per day or part thereof £11.50 Minimum £35.50 Unitised Minimum £11.50 Type 1 – 6 £56.75 Optional Import Charges 9. Air waybill fee Type 7 – 9 £48.25 May be applied in accordance with IATA resolution 512c £15.00 2. Storage charges Rebuild or re-contour ULDs £105.75 10. Data capture entries All cargo per 100 kilos or part thereof, per day or part thereof our General Cargo & Vunerable Cargo/Cold room £12.00 Optional Export Charges Full entry (per entry or HAWB) £7.75 Minimum £12.00 Electronic entry (per entry or HAWB) £3.25 2. Security charges (All cargo/mail including transhipments) Note:Note: SStoragetorage cchargesharges c commenceommence a tat 2 323.59.59 o non th thee d adayy fo lfollowinglowing St aStatustus 1 b 1e ibeingng set .set. Sto Storagerage cha rchargege free 11. Processing, labelling freeperio periodd 48 h o48ur shours from from23.59 23.59 on th eon da thete u datepon wuponhich whichstatus status1 is set 1 ( fisor setreg i(Regionalonal UK st UKatio Stationsns with t honly).e X-ray security screening (per kilo) 12.75p Whenexcept ianon importof LHR/ consignmentLGW). 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