CFR bunker surcharge

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The CFR bunker surcharge is a variable charge levied by the carrier to cover bunkering (fuel) costs for sea shipments under CFR terms. It arises from fluctuations in fuel prices and is typically added on top of the base CFR freight, with periodic adjustments.

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