freight rate [ cost of shipment | delivery free at destination | freight tariff rate | transport rate ]

costs incurred after delivery | costs subsequent to the delivery

PHAER: An Overview: The Producer Haul and Elevator Receipts Information System

air carriage charge

air carriage charge | air conveyance dues

freight-out

i. to seek an ambitious but balanced outcome for the transport sector, which is critical to the sustainable development of global value chains; to increase the speed, reliability, security and interoperability of transport services, to the benefit of business customers and individual users and workers; to ensure consistency with the EU's climate policy; to keep in mind the importance of transport and delivery services for the European economy and employment given that European ship owners control 40 % of the world’s merchant fleet, that the aviation industry supports over 5 million jobs, that the European ...[+++]rail industry accounts for over half of the worldwide production of rail equipment and services and that road transport maintain its importance for EU logistics; to recognise therefore the potential of transport services to reduce the level of unemployment in Europe; to ensure that negotiations are mindful of the rapidly evolving nature of the transport sector and the growing importance of collaborative economy transport modes in Europeans' everyday lives; to require that foreign companies fully comply with existing EU regulatory standards when providing their transport or delivery services within the EU's territory;

No. 18. The term “Delivered” or “Delivered Sale” shall be deemed to mean that the commodity quoted or sold is to be delivered by the seller on board transport, or on dock if delivered by ship at the market in which the buyer is located, or at such other market as agreed upon, free of any and all charges for transportation or protective service.

(2) In case of default by a person described in subsection (1), the bank must sell or dispose of the grain referred to in that subsection to the Corporation only, and the Corporation must take delivery from the bank in lieu of that person and pay to the bank the Corporation’s price for that grain as fixed at the time of the making of the advance by the bank, delivered at a pooling point or at any other delivery point that may be authorized by the Corporation, together with charges, allowances and costs of transporting that grain to the d ...[+++]elivery point, and the security on that grain ceases and the Corporation has a clear title to that grain.

(2) Materials and supplies purchased shall be debited to this account at the actual costs of the materials and supplies at point of free delivery plus transportation costs, ad valorem taxes and any other relevant costs, and in determining the cost of materials and supplies, suitable allowance shall be made for all discounts allowed in the purchase thereof.