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4 October 2026

Hapag-Lloyd changes LOLO payment process in Chennai and Ennore

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Hapag-Lloyd changes LOLO payment process in Chennai and Ennore

Hapag-Lloyd will change the payment process for Lift-On/Lift-Off (LOLO) services at empty container yards in Chennai and Ennore, India. From 1 November 2026, customers must pay the applicable charges directly to the yard or depot operator when the container is handled. Container size LOLO charge 20-foot container INR 725 plus applicable GST 40-foot container INR 975 plus applicable GST Payments must be made through NEFT or UPI. Cash payments will not be accepted. Customers seeking a tax invoice from the yard or depot operator must provide their company name, full billing address, Goods and Services Tax Identification Number and invoice email address when making the payment.

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