What is the Currency Adjustment Factor (CAF)?

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What is the Currency Adjustment Factor (CAF)?

Common Freight Costs & Charges

Who Charges the Currency Adjustment Factor Surcharge: Carrier

Charge At: Port to Port leg

Currency Adjustment Factor Description: Like the Bunker Adjustment Factor Surcharge (BAF), this is surcharge is based on TEU, except Currency Adjustment Factor (CAF) accounts for currency fluctuations. Again, its purpose is to stabilize main leg costs in the short term.

Currency Adjustment Factor Tips: Refer to the BAF.

Check out our guide to all common freight charges, surcharges, and fees.

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Jude Abraham is Freightos' Former Content Marketing Lead, a seasoned high-tech storyteller and marketing strategist who has created award-winning content for global brands. Off the clock, Jude revels in the complex flavors of spicy curries, savors the balanced notes of an Old Fashioned, and spends countless hours indulging his fascination with ancient esoteric books.

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