Container freight is commonly charged as follows:

1. By specifying the minimum transportation fee

Specifying the minimum freight level. For example, COSCO stipulates that Class 7 cargo is the lowest charging level, and goods below Class 7 are charged as Class 7.

Specifies the minimum freight tonnage. For example, the Far East Shipping Company stipulates that the minimum freight ton for a 20-foot container is 17.5 tons, the size cargo is 21.5 cubic meters, and the W/M/ is 21.5 freight tons. Specify minimum container load utilization. Goods not higher than the goods level will be charged according to the specified highest billing level.

2. By stipulating the charging method of the maximum transportation fee

Stipulating the maximum charging tonnage: If the volume of the cargo exceeds the normal cargo capacity of the container, it will still be charged according to the standard volume. If the shipping rate is calculated based on the grade of the package, but the grades in the box are different, the freight of the lower grade of goods will be waived.

Container transportation fee composition

1. Full container/full container: loading port towing fee + terminal operation fee + freight + unloading terminal operating fee + towing fee.

2. FCL/LCL: Towing fee + terminal operation fee + freight + unpacking fee provided by the shipping company.

3. LCL/LCL: packing fee + freight + unpacking fee.

4. LCL/FCL: packing fee + freight + terminal operation fee + towing fee provided by the shipping company.