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Port-to-port freight shipping
Port-to-port freight shipping
- More than 150 years of cargo handling experience
- Environmental award-winner
- Integrated shipping and logistics solutions
Transport Logistic Trade Fair in Munich
Join us at the Transport Logistic exhibition in Munich where we will present our latest innovations and flexible, cost-efficient transport and supply chain management solutions. You can also book a meeting at the fair with one of DFDS' Logistics and Ferry experts.
How to prepare for Brexit
Are you a road carrier/freight ferry customer, or an importer/exporter/customer of a road carrier? Check out our checklists and steps to follow if the UK leaves the EU without an agreement.
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Dedication, non stop:
You’ll see it in every person and every service we provide. It’s visible in every single action we take, day in day out. It is a reflection of our dedication to giving our customers an even better service – whatever the time or weather. It’s the engine that makes us move for all to grow.
Manage bookings
With our new and intuitive book and track system, you can now create, track and edit your DFDS bookings online whenever you need to.
Are you a passenger?
Our support page provides the answer to your most frequently asked questions.
What is MGO BAF?
The MGO BAF, or Marine Gas Oil Bunker Adjustment Factor, compensates for fluctuations in the price of a ship's fuel.
If the price rises above a certain level, a surcharge will be applied. If the price drops below a certain level, a reduction in the surcharge will be applied.
The most reliable freight shipping network in Europe
With a fleet of Ro-Ro, Ro-Pax, and container vessels, DFDS connects over 20 countries. This gives you access to one of Europe's most comprehensive freight shipping networks, including the North Sea, Baltic Sea, Mediterranean, and Channel shipping routes.
