Publication of service charges requirement: customs cargo providers must publicly display schedules of charges or face regulatory action. All Customs Cargo Service Providers, including consol agents and freight forwarders, must obtain approval to operate and must publish and display a schedule of charges for services related to imported and export goods at prominent places and on their websites, including disclosure of load port and transit expenses in the Master Bill of Lading and any additional discharge port charges; failure to comply or complaints of overcharging will invite investigation and regulatory action.
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Publication of service charges requirement: customs cargo providers must publicly display schedules of charges or face regulatory action.
All Customs Cargo Service Providers, including consol agents and freight forwarders, must obtain approval to operate and must publish and display a schedule of charges for services related to imported and export goods at prominent places and on their websites, including disclosure of load port and transit expenses in the Master Bill of Lading and any additional discharge port charges; failure to comply or complaints of overcharging will invite investigation and regulatory action.
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