Shipping to and from Brazil

Brazil combined import D&D - DRY & SPEC

Brazil combined import D&D - REEF

Note 1: NOR same as DRY / DRY = 8'6 & 9'6 / SPEC = Flat Rack and Open Top.

Note 2: Charges in USD per calendar day (including weekends and holidays) after freetime expires

Note 3: Terminal storage charges may apply, nevertheless, those are charged directly by Terminal Operator

Note 4: Import Combined Demurrage and Detention | from discharge full at terminal to empty return in our depot.

Note 5: From Manaus we apply 15 DAYS free time

Note 6: Codfish: 25 running days on Import

Note 7: Fruit: 15 running days on Import

Note 8: Container demurrage tariffs and conditions applicable for the port of discharge located in Brazil, including the free time, are registered in the Documents Registry Notary Office in the city of Santos, under number 719.429

Note 9: Note that the demurrage and detention conditions shall not apply if the booking/shipment was placed under Maersk Spot (instant rate/booking system) conditions which are available in the below downloadable document and which shall supersede any separately agreed terms. In case of doubts, please check with the Shipper or local agents the modality of booking/shipment that was hired.

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It doesn't matter where your shipment is coming from, as long as you are in charge. Maersk's integrated logistics services give you precision control on your import cargo, so that you get even better handle on your costs and planning.

• Till the last mile

  • Each stage of your import's journey is in your control: shipping, warehousing, rail and trucking.

• No sudden cost surges

  • All variables become predictable: demurrage, container repairs, inland transportation etc.

• Customs House Brokerage

  • Our experts know regional customs regulations like the back of their hand, so you don't have to worry.

• Single point of contact

  • At no point will you have deal with anyone but your local Maersk representative.

To know more, please contact

Tassia Lima
Cel. +55 11 950319815
tassia.lima@maersk.com

Siscarga Implementation

Siscarga is the new automated system for Brazilian Customs and its implementation has the objective of controlling the entrance and exit of vessels on bonded ports, foreign cargo for imports, exports or in transit and empty containers transported by sea, since its manifest up to its delivery to the importer or exit of bonded territory, as well as plan customs inspection prior to cargo arrival, through risk analysis over informed data.

For payment Process and Receipts, download the below document(Payment process)

IMO

Sticking to Brazil’s legislation (ANTAQ RES 2239 15/09/2011) that requires below listed documents for IMO Cargo, as from February 01st , 2016 Maersk will require below dangerous cargo documents at origin for all bookings with destination Brazil.

1. Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS)
2. Multimodal Dangerous Goods Form (MDGF)

The content you provide will remain the same as today, you just need to populate in the attached form(Form to be filled).

Remarks (items B,C and D)
In case that customs’ deadline has expired, to amend Consignee,customer will be exposed to fine of BRL 5,000.
Fill the below form attached(Form to be filled) + BRL 700,00 (amendment cost)

MSDS form, will be required for all IMO bookings.

This requirement is in force by law and Maersk along with other carriers want to follow all legal requirements. Valid for all bookings requested as from February 1st, 2016. Dangerous cargo bookings without necessary documentation at origin will not be loaded.

In case of doubts please contact your customer service agent.

Sincerely,
Maersk

BL Clause - Documentation: the manifests must state weight in kilos.

Received for Shipment is not accepted by any Brazilian port by the local authorities. Please do not use it.

Inland: It is acceptable but 25% tax apply on all charges (including inland). Any doubt please contact our customer service department. br.import@maersk.com

NCM (harmonized cargo code): mandatory information in all import BLs. NCM number must be inserted on cargo description field.

1. CNEE must be a Brazilian Company with full address, telephone number and e-mail address; We do not accept shipments with a person as Consignee.
2. If the cnee is "To the order", First Notify information must be updated with a Brazilian company, including all details (address, phone, zip code, telephone number and e-mail address and Complete company name)
3. If the cnee is "To Order of a Bank " or "In name of a Bank ", CNPJ of the bank will be required as Mandatory and also the First Notify information must be updated with a Brazilian company, including all details (address, phone, zip code,telephone number and e-mail address and Complete company name)
4. If the Cnee is "To the order of a foreign Bank", the First Notify information must be updated with a Brazilian company, including all details (address, phone, zip code, telephone number and e-mail address and Complete company name)
5. Foreign Consignee is not allowed

Date of issuance of the original BL: the same date must appear in the printed copy at final destination.

Freigh as per agreement: it is not acceptable.

Cargo House / Pier (CFS): it is not accepted.

Cargo from Uruguay or Argentina with final destination Brazil: It is a must to use the Mercosul Countries flag's BL. Maersk is no longer doing such kind of transport. Mercosul Line is our Brazilian flag available for that.