Liner In / Liner Out

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Liner In / Liner Out refers to additional charges imposed by shipping lines for a liner vessel’s entry into (Liner In) and departure from (Liner Out) a port. These fees are charged on top of standard port or terminal handling charges and cover the carrier’s services.

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