Shentong logistics price is how to calculate?

I. The prices of logistics companies vary from region to region, but the billing method is as follows:

1. By weight: the total mass of the goods multiplied by the logistics unit price per kg delivered to the city;

2. By volume: the total volume of the goods multiplied by the logistics unit price per cubic meter delivered to the city;

3. Surcharges: surcharge of 18 yuan: of which the insurance fee of 12 yuan (insurance fee of 2,000 yuan for each order), fuel and information service fee of 6 yuan.

2. The price of goods may fluctuate due to different materials, properties, regions and other factors. All quotations are subject to the quotations of the local business department.

Logistics categories:

1. According to the different modes of transportation, transport prices can be divided into road logistics prices, railroad logistics prices, logistics prices, air logistics prices and pipeline logistics prices;

2. According to the different modes of cargo transportation and the required use, can be divided into the whole truck logistics prices and LTL logistics prices;

3. According to the distance of transportation According to the different transportation distance, can be divided into long-distance logistics prices and short-distance logistics prices;

4. According to the needs of the national economy decision-making, guidelines and policies, there are specific logistics prices, preferential logistics prices and so on.

3. In addition, according to different transportation characteristics and conditions, there are multimodal logistics prices, special logistics prices, special cargo logistics prices, regional logistics prices and so on.

The items that cannot be couriered are generally domestic items that are prohibited from being sent and received by land transportation throughout the whole process:

1. Valuables: gold bricks, silver bars, cash, platinum and so on.

2. Transferable items: credit cards, phone cards, airline tickets, checks, non-cash tickets, blank travel tickets, etc..

3. Antiques and handicrafts: such as porcelain and fine glassware from the Ming Dynasty.

4. Medical samples: diagnostic samples, blood samples, urine samples, human tissues, etc.

5. Flammable, explosive, corrosive, toxic, strong acid and alkali, radioactive dangerous goods. Such as matches, detonators, gunpowder, firecrackers, gasoline, diesel fuel, kerosene, alcohol (liquid and solid), sulfuric acid, hydrochloric acid, nitric acid, organic solvents, pesticides, and other chemicals listed in the Practical Handbook of Hazardous Chemicals published by the Chemical Industry Press.

6. All kinds of highly toxic, narcotic drugs and psychotropic substances. Such as arsenic, opium, morphine, cocaine, heroin, marijuana and so on.

7. National laws and regulations prohibit the circulation or shipment of goods. Such as cultural relics, weapons, ammunition, simulated weapons.

8. Shentong cannot promise to deliver the goods to the consignee, but will bear the risk of loss.

9 Obstructing the public. Such as bones (including burnt bones), animal skins without nitrates, animal bones without drugs, etc.

10 Animals, plants and their specimens.

11 Indiscernible white powder.

12 Liquids: seafood, alcoholic beverages (beer, liquor, etc.), water, etc.

13 Fragile items: glass products