Bunker Adjustment Factor

Quelle: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bunker_(fuel)#Bunker_surcharge

The Bunker Adjustment Factor is a fee charged by carriers to offset fluctuations in fuel (bunker) prices. It is typically applied to freight charges or base rates and is based on fuel price indices or bunker price outlooks; the amount can vary by route or vessel type.

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