Inland haulage charges refer to the costs associated with transporting goods over land, typically from a port to a final destination or between locations within a country. These charges can include expenses for trucking, rail transport, and any handling fees incurred during the journey. Factors influencing inland haulage charges include distance, cargo type, fuel prices, and any applicable tariffs or taxes. Accurate estimation of these costs is crucial for businesses to manage logistics and overall supply chain expenses effectively.
Inland haulage Charge
The movement of Container or Cargo for EXIM trade from dry port to wet port or Vice Versa
Robert W. Schuessler has written: 'Analysis of issues relating to the economic impact of inland waterway user taxes and charges' -- subject- s -: Economic aspects, Economic aspects of Inland water transportation, Inland water transportation, Transit charges 'Potential economic impacts of non-market cargo allocation in U. S. foreign trade' -- subject- s -: Foreign trade regulation, Shipping conferences
Louis Alan Tally has written: 'Waterway user charges' -- subject(s): Waterways, Transportation, Inland navigation
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yes, FOB means - free on board-(the ship) the term you are looking for is CIF (Cost Insurance Freight) - that includes all shipping charges to land cargo in a port - from that point its the buyers responsibility - any port charges to be paid / demurrage / stevedoring / and of course inland freight like trucking.
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Temple-Inland's population is 10,500.
Temple-Inland was created in 1925.
An Inland Voyage was created in 1878.