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01/ Definition
The free time for container is the period during which the shipper or consignor can use the container for free at the destination, starting from the arrival of the container at the destination port. The length of the free time is determined by the shipping company and clearly specified in the transportation contract.
02/ Applicability
The free time for container usually includes two stages: unloading and returning the container, during which the shipper or consignor does not need to pay additional fees.
International Shipping
03/ Regulations
Generally 7 days, but can be extended by application at the port of departure.
04/ Charges
Demurrage charges start after the free time period. If the company has a large volume of cargo and a contract with the shipping company, they may be able to apply for a free time period of 14-20 days.
Free Storage Period
01/ Definition
The free storage period refers to the time during which goods can be stored for free at the destination port or warehouse, starting from the completion of unloading the goods. This period is determined by the port or warehouse management and clearly specified in the relevant agreements.
02/ Applicability
The free storage period mainly applies to the storage of goods, during which the shipper or consignor can store goods for free without paying additional storage fees.
03/ Regulations
Generally 7 days, but may vary at different terminals.
04/ Charges
Late fees may be charged for exceeding the free storage period.