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Panama – South America West Coast | ATACAMA FEEDER SERVICE HIGHLIGHTS n Fully dedicated feeder service for Peru and Chile n Access to Hamburg Süd’s global network through transshipment hub Balboa, Panama to Caribbean, US Gulf and US East Coast to Europe and Mediterrenean to US West Coast Balboa Callao Arica Iquique San Vicente PANAMA – SOUTH AMERICA WEST COAST [transit time in days] TO Balboa Iquique Arica San VicenteCallao FROM Wed Wed Fri Sun Fri Balboa Thu – 6 8 17 22 Iquique Thu 20 – 1 10 15 Feeder service Arica Sat 18 25 – 8 13 San Vicente Mon 9 16 18 – 4 Callao Sat 4 11 13 22 – Updated: 12 June 2020 www.hamburgsud.com Panama – South America West Coast | ATACAMA FEEDER PORT ROTATION Iquique Balboa Connection to Connection to SAWC 1 (CLX) service ECUMED service Arica San Vicente Callao RECEIVING / DELIVERY ADDRESSES CHILE / Arica PANAMA / Balboa Terminal Puerto Arica Panama Ports Company Avda. Maximo Lira 389 Arnulfo Arias Madrid Avenue Arica Building 1501 P.O. Box 0843-00574 CHILE / Iquique Panama Iquique Terminal Internacional S.A. San Martin 255 PERU / Callao Iquique APM Terminals Chile Av. Atalaya Callao 07021 CHILE / San Vicente Peru San Vicente Terminal Internacional S.A. Avda. Latorre 1590 Talcahuano Chile Updated: 12 June 2020 www.hamburgsud.com Peru – Panama Feeder SERVICE HIGHLIGHTS n Fully dedicated feeder service for Peru and Ecuador n Access to Hamburg Süd’s global network through transhipment hub Balboa, Panama n Fast, direct connection from Paita to Balboa to Caribbean, US Gulf and US East Coast to Europe and Mediterrenean to US West Coast Balboa Paita Callao Pisco PERU - PANAMA - PERU [transit time in days] TO Balboa Pisco Callao Paita FROM Tue Tue Wed Fri Balboa Wed – 6 7 9 Feeder Service Pisco Tue 7 – 1 3 Callao Wed 6 13 – 2 Paita Sat 3 10 11 – Updated: 02 June 2020 www.hamburgsud.com Peru – Panama Feeder PORT ROTATION Pisco Balboa Connection to Connection to US West Coast Europe, Caribbean, US Gulf and US East Coast Callao Paita RECEIVING / DELIVERY ADDRESSES Please contact your local Hamburg Süd office Updated: 02 June 2020 www.hamburgsud.com.

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