How much is the port container transfer fee?

Port relocation and container transfer fees refer to the fees that need to be paid in the process of loading and unloading cargo containers at the port. Specifically, refitting refers to the process of unloading containers from one ship or vehicle and loading them on another ship or vehicle. Container handling fee refers to the cost of transporting containers from one place to another.

The cost of refitting and moving containers usually includes the following expenses:

1. Operating expenses: including manpower, equipment and technical support required for loading and unloading containers.

2. Transportation cost: includes the transportation cost required to move containers from one place to another, such as truck transportation cost or railway transportation cost.

3. Management fee: including the expenses required by port management agencies or warehousing enterprises to manage the container transportation and transit process.

The cost of repackaging and moving containers varies with factors such as port, cargo type and loading and unloading method. For specific expenses, you can contact the port or logistics company or inquire about relevant policies and regulations. It should be noted that the container transfer fee for port reconfiguration is usually borne by the owner or freight forwarder.