How can businesses ensure fair and transparent practices in wharfage charging

500 Earned Wharfage PDF File (PDF 13 KB) 505 Wharf Use Charge PDF File (PDF 10 KB) 510 Non-Waterborne Cargo PDF File (PDF 8 KB) 515 Wharfage and Container ... WHEREAS, a written month-to-month Maritime Contract for Private Wharfage (hereinafter the “Wharfage Contract”) currently exists between ... Apr 4, 2023 ... Wharfage is a fee the exporters and importers pay to the ocean carriers to cover the freight terminal or port authority's cost of using the ... Wharfage and Dockage. A wharf is a structure on the harbor shore where ships are docked to load and unload cargo or passengers. The duty paid for the privilege ... Wharfage. Wharfage is a port duty. It includes both the space allocated on a warm for loading/unloading/storing cargo and the charge levied by the dock owner ... Aug 11, 2014 ... The dhow wharfage, that charming holdout of an organic and historic maritime culture, has fallen to the cutting knife of the city's planners and plastic ... ... WHARFAGE for the use of port facilitiees on the basis of the total metric or ... All containerized foreign cargoes (FCL or LCL singles) shall be charged WHARFAGE ... Wharfage is a fee charged to the shipper by the terminal in exchange for using a wharf and associated equipment for loading or unloading goods. Wharfage is charged on dunnage for ship's cargo, fuel handled over wharf, or materials loaded aboard the vessel for protection or preservation of commodities to ... The term is used by all carriers operating in all transportation modes. When used by ocean carriers, this has the same general purpose and meaning as bunker ...