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Depot Drop-off charge in EUR Pick-up charge in EUR Country City Depot-Name 20' 40' / 40'HC 20' 40' / 40'HC Address ZIP Code Augsburg Kloiber GmbH Augsburg 50 50 100 150 Frankfurter Str. 12 86156 Bad Salzuflen (Bielefeld) Bobe Speditions GmbH 75 75 25 50 Meierweg 3 32108 Bonn Am Zehnhoff-Söns GmbH 50 50 125 150 Hafenstraße 1 53117 Braunschweig Hafen Hafenbetriebsgesellschaft Braunschweig mbH 175 25 175 150 Hafenstraße 14 38112 40'HC: 50 drop off not 40'DC: not Bremen DCP Dettmer Container Packing possible possible 25 50 Containerstraße 13 28197 Bremen Griepe Container GmbH 125 50 25 50 Windhukstraße 20-26 28237 Bremen Roland-Umschlagsges. mbH & Co. KG 125 50 25 50 Ludwig-Erhard-Straße 15 28197 Cologne CTS Container-Terminal GmbH 25 25 100 75 Stapelkai/ Am Niehler Hafen 50735 Dornstadt (Ulm) DB Intermodal Services GmbH Ulm 125 75 40 75 Hugo-Junkers-Straße 4 89160 Dortmund CTD Container Terminal Dortmund GmbH 75 50 75 75 Kanalstraße 34 44147 Düsseldorf DCH Düsseldorfer Container Hafen GmbH 50 25 50 100 Wesermünderstraße 12 40221 Duisburg DeCeTe Duisburger Container-Terminal GmbH 50 50 50 100 Alte Ruhrorter Straße 20-22 47119 Duisburg DIT Duisburg Intermodal 50 50 50 100 Gaterweg 201 47229 Duisburg Rhein-Ruhr Terminal Gesellschaft mbH RRT 50 50 50 100 Richard Seiffert Straße 43 47249 Frankfurt DB Intermodal Services GmbH Frankfurt 50 50 75 75 Ferdinand-Happ-Straße 63 60314 Frankfurt Contargo Rhein-Main GmbH Frankfurt 50 50 75 75 Schmickstraße 8-12 60314 Germersheim DP World Germersheim GmbH & Co. KG 25 50 125 75 Wörthstraße 13 76726 Ginsheim-Gustavsburg (Mainz) Contargo Rhein-Main GmbH Gustavsburg 25 25 100 75 Am Mainufer 18 65462 Lease No Equipment 20'ft40'ft& dry &HC - Equipment Standard Großbeeren (Berlin) DB Intermodal Services GmbH Großbeeren 125 75 50 100 Märkische Allee 71 14979 Germany 40'DC: 225 Karlsruhe Contago Karlsruhe GmbH 50 25 50 40'HC: 375 Nordbeckenstraße 16-18 76189 Kehl ETK Euro Terminal Kehl GmbH 125 50 50 300 Hafenstraße 35 77694 Am Containerbahnhof 5-7, Kornwestheim (Stuttgart) DB Intermodal Services GmbH Kornwestheim 50 25 50 150 Hinter der Porschehalle 70806 Leipzig DB Intermodal Services GmbH Leipzig 50 75 125 200 Am Exer 10 04158 Ludwigshafen Contargo Ludwigshafen (Rhein-Neckar GmbH) 50 25 50 100 Shellstrasse 5 67065 Mainz Frankenbach Container Service GmbH 25 25 100 75 Ingelheimstraße 1-3 55120 Mannheim Contargo Rhein-Neckar GmbH Mannheim 50 50 75 100 Werfthallenstraße 9 68159 Mannheim DB Intermodal Services GmbH Mannheim 50 50 75 100 Güterhallenstraße 1A 68159 Munich CDM München 50 50 150 225 Wilhelm-Kemmelmeyer-Bogen 26 85774 Munich Kloiber GmbH München 50 50 150 225 Hofbräuallee 8 81829 Neuss Contargo Neuss GmbH 25 25 75 75 Flosshafenstraße 37 41460 Nuremberg CDN Container Depot Nürnberg GmbH 100 100 40 75 Hamburger Straße 35 90451 Nuremberg DB Intermodal Services GmbH Nürnberg 100 100 40 75 Hamburger Straße 91 90451 40'DC: 125 Regensburg CTR Regensburg Container Terminal Regensburg GmbH 125 50 50 40'HC: 375 Wiener Strasse 17-21 93055 40'DC: 125 DB Intermodal Services GmbH Regensburg Regensburg 125 50 50 40'HC: 375 Robert-Bosch-Straße 1 93055 Stuttgart Deisser Container Service 50 25 50 150 Am Mittelkai 10 70327 40'DC: 100 Wörth Contargo Wörth GmbH 50 25 50 40'HC: 225 Hafenstraße Container Terminal 76744 Enns Container Terminal Enns 100 100 150 300 Ennshafenstrasse 45 4470 Graz Graz Süd CCT 50 50 150 200 Am Terminal 2 8402 Austria Linz Linz Service GmbH 100 100 150 300 Saxingerstr. 1a 4020 Salzburg CTS 25 25 125 200 Ernest-Thun-Str. 8 5020 Wien WienCont 50 50 150 200 Freudenauer Hafenstr. 12, Wien 1020 Amsterdam CTvrede Amsterdam 40 60 25 40 Corsicaweg 8 1044 AB Born Barge Terminal Born 75 90 115 160 Holtum-Noordweg 9 6121 RE Hengelo Combi Terminal Twente 50 65 145 175 Zuidelijke Havenweg 4 3196 KC Moerdijk MCT Moerdijk 65 85 95 100 Middenweg 35 4782 PM Netherlands Nijmegen BCTN Nijmegen 30 50 100 125 Winselingseweg 80 6503 GA Utrecht Container Terminal Utrecht 50 65 80 115 Isotopenweg 33 3542 AS Veghel Inland Terminal Veghel 75 90 100 140 Marconiweg 3 5466 AS Venray BCTN Venray 50 50 90 125 Geisterweg 16 5861BL Vlissingen Kloosterboer Vlissingen 75 50 110 125 Finlandweg 10 4455 TE Basel Contargo Basel 150 CHF 30 CHF 30 CHF 175 CHF Grenzstrasse 149 4019 Birsfelden Swiss terminal Birsfelden 150 CHF 30 CHF 30 CHF 175 CHF Hafenstrasse 14 4127 Frenkendorf Swiss terminal Frenkendorf 150 CHF 30 CHF 30 CHF 175 CHF Flachsackerstrasse 7 4402 Switzerland Chavornay Terminal Conbine Chavornay 125 CHF 150 CHF 125 CHF 150 CHF Rue de l'industie 4D 1373 Geneva CTG AMT Depot Geneva 125 CHF 150 CHF 125 CHF 150 CHF Route des Jeunes 6 1227 Seon Seon 150 CHF 30CHF 30 CHF 175 CHF Birren 15 5703 Niederglatt Swiss Terminal Niederglatt 150 CHF 100 CHF 30 CHF 150 CHF Industriestrasse 139 8172CH Athus TCA Athus 75 125 75 125 Rue du Terminal 13 6791 Avelgem AVCT Avelgem Container Terminal 75 125 50 75 Nijverheidslaan 50 8580 Genk Haven Genk NV 70 90 115 135 Kolenhavenstraat 6 3600 Gent Gent - Stukwerkers 125 150 125 150 Marco Polostraat 25 9042 Belgium Grobbendonk Van Moer Grobbendonk 75 105 75 105 Industrieweg 36 2280 Meerhout BCTN Meerhout 25 50 75 100 MEERHOUT 2450 Vilvoorde Van Moer 80 25 80 110 Havendoklaan 16 1800 Wielsbeke Wielsbeke River Terminal 150 175 150 175 Ooigemstraat 9A 8710 Willebroek TCT Willebroek 50 100 50 100 Victor Dumonlaan 12 2830 Valid from 01.07.2021 until 30.09.2021 ( based on onboard date ) Hamburg Südamerikanische Dampfschifffahrts-Gesellschaft A/S & Co KG - Internet / Contact : www.hamburgsud-line.com/de Remarks : 1) Container lots of more than 10 units per week and location should be approved by the responsible equipment team 2) Above dropoff tariff do not apply to special equipment of any types 3) Above dropoff tariff apply to a.m. depots, Empty redelivery into Depots not shown in this agreement being charged with an extra fee 4) Changes of original drop off depots are subject to an amendment fee additionally to the standard tariff. All requests are to be processed via Avantida. 5) Dropoff in inland depots depends on local depot capacity. If depots are full and refuse to accept empty containers, Hamburg Süd will not be responsible for any compensation. 8) Empty redelivery of Carriers Standard Equipment with Maersk Own Prefix can be arranged without any pre-advise and against Turn/In Reference: Maersk Stock (Only applicable for German locations! ) Pls refer to our website: https://www.hamburgsud-line.com/liner/de/liner_services/country_information/germany/deu_ports_terminals_depots/index.html #Classification: Internal.
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