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C£® If each NVOCC can file, does the vessel carrier need to know how many NVOCCs are obliged to file in AMS for a container it is loading and transporting, and how would it know this ? Will each co-loading NVOCC have to list the vessel carrier as the Second Notify Party for its filing to be acceptable ?
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D£® The commentary states that if a non-automated NVOCC is co-loading with an automated ?master? NVOCC, the non-automated NVOCC ?must fully disclose and present the required manifest for their cargo to the automated NVOCC who would be required to
present this information to CBP via vessel AMS.? If the non-automated co-loading NVOCC does not want to give its bill of lading
information to the master NVOCC(a potential competitor), but comes to the vessel carrier to file its cargo declaration information via AMS, do the regulations permit this or is the AMS filing only to be done by the automated NVOCC ?
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Contract NVOCC issues its house bill of lading to Tendering NVOCC (¡°shipper-to-carrier¡± relationship).
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Carrier Failure to deal with Contract NVOCC.
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Shipping order submitted by Tendering (non-contract) NVOCC. ÍУ¨ÔË£©µ¥Óɽ»ÔË»õÎïµÄNVOCCÖ±½ÓÌṩ¸ø³ÐÔËÈË Freight invoice issued to Tendering NVOCC.
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Carrier failure to confirm carrier-to-carrier agreement between NVOCCs. ³ÐÔËÈËûÓÐÈ·¶¨NVOCCÖ®¼äµÄ³ÐÔËÈËÓë³ÐÔËÈËÐÒé Must see copy of the agreement. ±ØÐë¿´µ½ÐÒ鸴ӡ¼þ Such agreements are rare. ´ËÀàÐÒéºÜÉÙ
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NVOCC license may be revoked for: Failure to maintain a bond; or A violation of the Shipping Act.
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PP Freight Prepaid freight and charges are required to be paid by shipper before original B/L is released Ô¤¸¶ÔË·Ñ CC Freight to Collect µ½¸¶ÔË·Ñ
Freight Payable At Destination µ½¸¶ÔË·Ñ Back Freight ÍË»õÔË·Ñ Fixed Price ¹Ì¶¨¼Û¸ñ
IA Action independent action ¶À×ÔÐж¯ Price Squeeze Ô˼ۼ·Ñ¹ Comm. Commission Ó¶½ð
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IHC Inland Haulage Charge ÄÚ½ÍÐÔË·Ñ OCP Overland Common Point ÄÚ½µã
OCP rates which are generally lower than local train rates, were establishe
by the US west coast steamship companies in conjunction with railroads serving the western US, so that cargo originating or destined to the American Midwest and East would be competitive with all-water rates via the US Atlantic and Gulf ports. OCP rates are also applicable to eastern Canada.
Drayage charge made for local hauling by dray or truck ÍÏÔË·Ñ TVR Time Volume Rate ʱ¼äÏäÁ¿ÔË¼Û TRI Tariff Rate Item ·ÑÂʱ¾ÔË¼ÛÆ·Ãû
N.O.S. Not Otherwise Specified (in this tariff) δ×÷ÌØ±ð¹æ¶¨ SPS Shanghai Port Surcharge ÉϺ£¸Û¸½¼Ó·Ñ GRI General Rate Increase Ô˼ÛÉϵ÷
SGRI Second General Rate Increase µÚ¶þ´ÎÔ˼ÛÉϵ÷ GRD General Rate Decrease Ô˼Ûϵ÷
TGRD Temporary General Rate Decrease ÁÙʱÔ˼Ûϵ÷ PSS Peak Season Surcharge Íú¼¾¸½¼Ó·Ñ
Wharfage A charge assessed by a pier against freight handled over the pier ÂëÍ·¸½¼Ó·Ñ
THC Terminal Handling Charge ÂëÍ·²Ù×÷¸½¼Ó·Ñ ORC Origin Receiving Charge ʼ·¢½Óµ¥·Ñ CUC Chassis Usage Charge ÍϳµÔË·Ñ
IAC Inter-modal Administrative Charge(U.S. Inland Surcharge) ÄÚ½ÔËÊ丽¼Ó·Ñ ERS Equipment Re-positioning Surcharge ¼¯×°Ï仨¿Õ·Ñ PCS Port Congestion Surcharge Êè¸Û·Ñ
PCF Panama Canal Transit Fee °ÍÄÃÂíÔ˺ӷÑ
SCF(C) Suez Canal Transit Fee (Charge) ËÕÒÁÊ¿ÔËºÓ·Ñ TRC Terminal Receiving Charge ÂëÍ·½ÓÔË·Ñ
ACC Alameda Corridor User Surcharge All cargo moving through the ports of Los Angeles or Long Beach that is transported by rail through or out of Southern California, shall be subject to a charge as specified in tariff. ÄϼÓÖÝ£¨Âåɼ»ú/³¤Ì²£©Ìú·תÔ˸½¼Ó·Ñ
DDC Destination Delivery Charge £¨Ä¿µÄµØÐ¶»õ·Ñ£©
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TWCS U.S. West-coast Congestion Surchage ÃÀÎ÷Êè¸Û·Ñ
LABL Less Advance Booking Allowance £¨Ìáǰ¶¨²ÕÓŻݼۣ© FAK Freight All Kinds £¨Í¬Ò»·ÑÂÊ£©
Terms for consolidated freight and require 2 or more commodity items. (Any item described as ?Freight All Kinds? shall consist of a minimum of 2 different commodity items. Further restrictions to the item shall be contained in the individual Commodity item. )
System whereby freight is charged per container£¬irrespective of goods and according to a tariff¡£ STC Said to Contain
A standard clause used to protect carrier for cargo stuffed by shipper or