While the cargo is at the railway station, at the sea or airport, it is important to organize and pay for various loading and unloading operations, storage services, etc. in time.
Terminal fees are the payment of procedures that are carried out with cargo at the place of loading and unloading after or before the main transportation.
Terminal fees include payment for:
- Unloading and loading of goods on transport.
- Movement of cargo on the territory of the terminal for weighing or inspection.
- Actually passing various inspections.
- Container pickup — such collection is called merchant haulage.
- Cargo storage.
- Special allowances. For example, winter — used in ports that resort to the services of icebreakers in winter.
- ISPS is a surcharge in seaports for security. By implementing the International Ship and Port Facility Code protocol, the port guarantees the safety of cargo and personnel, for which it charges a fee.
In addition to the above, there are also various surcharges that apply depending on the terminal, type of cargo, transportation transport, etc. To get a free consultation on your cargo, fill out the feedback form.
