What does thc mean?

TThc fee is not only the loading and unloading operation fee of container terminal, but also the terminal operation fee.

Terminal operation fee refers to the fees charged by ports, terminals and loading and unloading companies to the carrier for receiving export containers at the loading port yard, stacking them and transporting them to the ship's side, including all the loading and unloading, translation, hoisting and unloading costs of container goods during the terminal, as well as the corresponding labor costs, equipment use fees and other miscellaneous fees.

In fact, according to the People's Republic of China (PRC) Port Charges Rules and the provisions of the Ministry of Communications (foreign trade), the fees mentioned in this definition are only the container terminal handling lump sum fees paid by the carrier to the terminal operators (terminals, ports, loading and unloading companies and other third parties), not the fees charged by the carrier to the cargo side.

Thc fees are divided into large cabinets and small cabinets. As long as the import and export unit is a container, the charging standard is 370 for small cabinets and 560 for large cabinets. In LCL, the larger ones are charged by gross weight or volume, and 50 yuan is generally used as a unit of measurement.