Up to $30,000! The shipping company notifies liquidated damages, which is applicable to all routes

It is reported that the shipping company ONE issued a notice saying that in order to continue to provide reliable service and the best prevention work, ONE will levy extra fees, namely liquidated damages (CBA), on all goods whose names are concealed, omitted or falsely reported.The new standard will apply to all trade routes and services, and will take effect from January 1, 2023.

Specific fees and charging standards are as follows:

▪ understates, omits or misstates the name of the goods when booking, but voluntarily declares and requests to change the name before the goods arrive in POD: $3,000 per case as penalty for breach of contract. For special customs declaration requirementsNon-dangerous goodsCollect liquidated damages, dangerous goods liquidated damages of 15,000 USD/box;

▪ is forced to change the name of the goods due to concealment, omission or misstatement of the name found by the shipping company: the penalty for non-dangerous goods with special declaration requirements is USD 6,000/box, and the penalty for dangerous goods is USD 30,000/box.

Note:

1. Non-dangerous goods with special declaration requirements, including but not limited to goods with special loading requirements and non-dangerous chemicals,BatteryWait for the goods.

2. For the shipment of goods, all goods shall be declared in accordance with the regulations of the designated agency.

3. ONE has the right to detain the goods and refuse any exchange request before the customer pays the liquidated damages.

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