In the freight forwarding business, a sea freight price indication is required whenever a shipper inquires about a route: the forwarder then quotes a rate per container or per tonne, composed of base tariff, bunker surcharge, port fees, and possible supplements such as Currency Adjustment Factor (CAF).
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