What are the best practices for engaging employees and other stakeholders in sustainability initiatives related to wharfage operations

Aug 21, 2019 ... The waiver on the wharfage fees imposed on Tinian and Rota commodities since August 2016 has not lowered the prices of goods on both islands ... WHEREAS, a written month-to-month Maritime Contract for Private Wharfage (hereinafter the “Wharfage Contract”) currently exists between ... Apr 3, 2024 ... Wharfage charge. 1.0. 2. Classification of railway premises. 2.0. 3. Permissible free time for removal of goods from railway premises. Wharfage is a fee charged by a port for handling goods as they pass through the port area. It is typically assessed to cover the use of the port's facilities, ... ... Wharfage-Waiver/2016/0 and its amendments. Authority: Railway Board's Corrigendum No.32 to Rates Master Circular/ Demurrage -. Wharfage - Waiver/2016/0 issued ... Mar 25, 2021 ... Wharfage is charged by the terminal from where goods are shipped or received. It is charged to the shipper by the terminal operator. The wharfage charges published in this MTOS / tariff are assessed against the vessel. Except as otherwise shown, the handling and storage charges published ... Wharfage charges refer to the fees levied by a pier or dock owner for handling cargo at port facilities. Wharfage applies to goods passing through ports and is ... Jul 16, 2024 ... Wharfage charges are fees port authorities assess for using a wharf or dock to load or unload cargo from ships. These charges cover the costs ... Wharfage; Cruise fees; Harbour dues; Gateway Infrastructure Fees 2021 and 2023; Truck Licensing System charges. Please refer to the latest fee document for a ...