Useful Information
Detention and storage costs are usually decided before the vessel arrives. These calculate against current tariffs.
Jebel Ali Detention Calculator
Enter how long the box has been in your hands and its size, and the calculator works out the carrier’s detention against the standard Jebel Ali scale. The rates are progressive: each band charges only for the days that fall inside it.
View →Bandar Abbas Detention Calculator
Carrier detention starts when the free days written into the bill of lading run out, and it is charged progressively. This calculator works in US dollars, the way the lines invoice it. Port storage is separate and is charged in Rial.
View →Jebel Ali Port Storage
Storage is collected by the terminal and is separate from carrier detention. The rate depends on the customs procedure and the equipment — a reefer runs at several times the dry rate. Pick the procedure and the number of days.
View →Shahid Rajaee Port Storage
The first five days are exempt. After that the charge runs from the first day of discharge at the single rate for the band the total dwell falls into — it does not accumulate band by band. Choose the customs procedure, the goods type and any special condition so the right multipliers apply.
View →Container Dimensions
Check the internal dimensions and the permitted payload before you plan the stow. A few centimetres of variation between manufacturers is normal, and on palletised cargo that difference can cost or gain you a row.
View →Dangerous Goods
Dangerous goods are classified under the IMDG Code, and acceptance of any class depends on the carrier and the port. Send us the class and the UN number before you book so we can check the cargo can move.
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