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Taiwan, China lane · DG LCL (less-than-container load)

Dangerous Goods LCL Shipping
from China to Taiwan, China

Two destination ports on one Thursday sailing: Keelung direct, Kaohsiung by relay. Hazard classes 2.2, 3, 4.1, 6.1, 8 and 9 only, priced per CBM with a 3 CBM minimum.

2Destination ports
6Accepted hazard classes
2–7Days transit

Rates valid for ETD November 1–14, 2026. Per-CBM prices include a USD30/CBM uplift over the carrier's base rate.

Rates at a glanceUSD per CBM · 3 CBM minimum

  • KeelungUSD100–110
  • Kaohsiung (via Keelung)USD110–120

Valid for ETD November 1–14, 2026. Base rate plus USD30/CBM uplift. Each port is quoted in two steps (Keelung USD100 and USD110, Kaohsiung USD110 and USD120); we confirm the step that applies when we book.

DG LCL to Taiwan, China: what the numbers mean

LCL bills on the greater of actual volume and the 3 CBM minimum, so a 1.5 CBM shipment still pays for 3 CBM, and the billed volume goes on the bill of lading. Keelung runs on the vessel's own call in two days. Kaohsiung is discharged at Keelung, cleared there, then relayed south in seven days.

The sheet carries a USD300/BILL transfer charge against Kaohsiung, but that figure is a reference only — the real relay cost depends on the delivery address and the cargo, so we confirm it per booking. Ocean freight is also not the whole invoice: add the RMB local charges, EBS and VGM, and the Class 2 destination surcharge where it applies.

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2026 DG LCL Rate Sheet: Shanghai to Taiwan, China

Destination Ocean rate Minimum Sailing Direct / Relay Via Transit CISF Transfer charge
Keelung USD100–110/CBM 3 CBM Thursday Direct — 2 days N None
Kaohsiungcleared at Keelung USD110–120/CBM 3 CBM Thursday Relay KEELUNG 7 days N USD300/BILL, reference only — final relay cost depends on delivery address and cargo, confirmed per booking

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How to read this sheet: “Direct” is the carrier's own vessel call; “Relay” is a discharge at Keelung followed by onward movement to Kaohsiung under a Keelung customs entry. CISF is marked N at both ports, and each port carries a two-step rate — we confirm which step applies when we book. The RMB local charges in the next section are quoted in RMB and sit outside the ocean rate.

Rates are the November 2026 Shanghai export DG LCL rates (ETD November 1–14, 2026) plus a USD30/CBM uplift. Guangzhou-origin DG LCL on the same lane is quoted shipment by shipment.

RMB Local Charges and Fixed Surcharges

RMB local charges per BL / per commodity

  • Handling: RMB200/BL
  • Export declaration: RMB200 per commodity
  • Shipping declaration: RMB100 per commodity
  • Class 4.1 surcharge, out-of-terminal cargo: RMB800 per shipment
  • Class 2 destination surcharge: USD200 by default

Fixed charges per bill of lading

  • EBS: RMB30/RT
  • VGM: USD15/BL
  • CISF: marked N at both ports
  • DDU / DDP: available at both ports

EBS is the emergency bunker surcharge and bills on revenue tons, so it moves with volume and weight. VGM is the verified gross mass declaration, charged per bill of lading, not per CBM.

Accepted Hazard Classes and the Hot-Weather Receiving Window

Classes open for LCL

CLASS 2.2CLASS 3CLASS 4.1 CLASS 6.1CLASS 8CLASS 9
  • Class 2 cargo carries a USD200 destination surcharge by default.
  • All DG must be palletized and hazard-labeled before it reaches the warehouse.

Hot-weather warehouse receiving

  • Window: June 15 – October 15, 2026
  • Classes affected: 2, 3 and 4.1
  • Receiving hours: 08:00–10:00 and 16:00–18:00

Outside those hours the shed will not accept Class 2, 3 or 4.1 cargo while the summer window is open, so schedule trucking inside it.

Sailing Day and Transit Time by Port

KeelungKEELUNG

Thursday sailing, direct, 2 days. USD100–110 per CBM, 3 CBM minimum, no transfer charge.

KaohsiungKAOHSIUNG · cleared at Keelung

Thursday sailing, relay through Keelung, 7 days. USD110–120 per CBM, 3 CBM minimum, plus a USD300/BILL transfer charge that is confirmed per booking.

Booking noteTWO PORTS, ONE CUT-OFF

Cargo has to be in the warehouse no later than four days before the sailing, and the booking plus documents must reach us ten working days out. Kaohsiung bookings that need door delivery south of Keelung should send the full address with the booking so the relay cost can be quoted up front.

Route Notes to Check Before You Book

  • Validity: ETD November 1–14, 2026.
  • Rate basis: carrier base rate plus USD30/CBM per cubic meter.
  • Minimum: 3 CBM per booking; a shortfall bills at 3 CBM and shows on the bill of lading.
  • EBS / VGM: EBS RMB30/RT, VGM USD15/BL.
  • Kaohsiung relay: USD300/BILL on the sheet is a reference figure; the actual transfer cost depends on the delivery address and the cargo data and is confirmed per booking.
  • Palletizing and marking: DG cargo must be palletized and hazard-labeled. Palletizing and labeling by us is billed separately.
  • Warehouse cut-off: cargo received no later than four days before the sailing; loading, unloading and handling inside the shed are billed on top of the RMB package.
  • Booking lead time: ten working days, in writing, with a copy of the packaging certificate for export dangerous goods; cylinders also need the export cylinder safety inspection certificate and report.
  • Originals: four days before the sailing, the original packaging certificate and the dangerous goods technical description.
  • Customs paperwork: brokerage authorization in triplicate (first copy is enough, company chop and legal representative seal on the top right and bottom left), export declaration, invoice and packing list in English with chop or signature, product description in Chinese — one original of each.
  • Summer window: June 15 – October 15, 2026, Class 2, 3 and 4.1 cargo received 08:00–10:00 and 16:00–18:00.
  • Inspections: customs examination and other exceptional costs are billed at cost.
  • Class 2: USD200 destination surcharge by default, on top of freight and local charges.
  • Delivery: DDU and DDP available at both ports.

FAQ: Dangerous Goods LCL from China to Taiwan, China

1How much does it cost to ship DG LCL from China to Taiwan, China per cubic meter?

Keelung runs USD100–110 per CBM and Kaohsiung USD110–120 per CBM, with a 3 CBM minimum per booking. Those figures are the carrier's base rate plus a USD30/CBM uplift. The sheet quotes two rate steps per port — USD100 and USD110 for Keelung, USD110 and USD120 for Kaohsiung — and we confirm which step applies when we book. Rates hold for ETD November 1–14, 2026.

2Which ports do you serve into Taiwan, China and what are the transit times?

Two ports: Keelung on a Thursday sailing, direct, 2 days; and Kaohsiung on a Thursday sailing by relay through Keelung, 7 days, with import clearance handled at Keelung.

3Which hazard classes can be consolidated as LCL on the Taiwan, China lane?

The lane takes IMDG Class 2.2, 3, 4.1, 6.1, 8 and 9 cargo. If your commodity sits outside those six classes, send the SDS and we will confirm the routing before you book.

4How does the Kaohsiung relay work, and what is the USD300/BILL transfer charge?

Kaohsiung boxes are discharged at Keelung, cleared there and relayed south, which is why the transit runs 7 days instead of 2. The sheet shows USD300/BILL against Kaohsiung, but that figure is indicative only: the real transfer cost depends on your delivery address and the cargo data, and we quote it per booking.

5How are EBS, VGM and CISF charged on this lane?

EBS is RMB30/RT and VGM is USD15/BL. Both Taiwan, China ports are marked N in the CISF column, so no CISF applies.

6What do the RMB local charges cover?

Handling RMB200/BL; export declaration RMB200 per commodity; shipping declaration RMB100 per commodity; Class 4.1 surcharge on out-of-terminal cargo RMB800 per shipment; and a USD200 destination surcharge on Class 2 cargo by default.

7How does the 3 CBM minimum work?

LCL bills on the greater of actual volume and the minimum, so a 1.5 CBM shipment pays for 3 CBM. The billed volume appears on the bill of lading, so there is no surprise later.

8Does my cargo have to be palletized and DG-labeled?

Yes. Dangerous goods must ship palletized and hazard-labeled. If your supplier cannot do it, we arrange palletizing and marking at the warehouse for a separate charge.

9How far ahead do I need to book, and what paperwork do I send?

Book at least 10 working days before the sailing, in writing. Attach a copy of the packaging certificate for export dangerous goods, plus the export cylinder safety inspection certificate and report for cylinders. Four days before the sailing, send the original packaging certificate and the dangerous goods technical description.

10When does the cargo have to be at the warehouse?

No later than four days before the sailing date. Warehouse handling inside the shed, including loading and unloading, is charged separately and is not part of the RMB package.

11What are the summer receiving hours for dangerous goods?

From June 15 to October 15, 2026, Class 2, 3 and 4.1 cargo is received at the warehouse only from 08:00 to 10:00 and 16:00 to 18:00. Book trucking inside those windows.

12What is the Class 2 destination surcharge?

Class 2 cargo carries a USD200 destination surcharge by default, on top of the ocean rate and the RMB local charges.

13What happens if customs inspects the container?

Customs examination, scanning and any hold-related costs are billed at cost, with the documents attached. Nothing is marked up on top.

14Are Shanghai and Guangzhou rates the same?

The rates on this page are the November 2026 Shanghai export DG LCL rates (ETD November 1–14, 2026) plus a USD30/CBM uplift. Guangzhou-origin DG LCL on this lane is quoted shipment by shipment.

15Can you arrange DDU or DDP delivery for DG cargo to Taiwan, China?

Yes. DDU and DDP delivery is available at both Keelung and Kaohsiung.