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ARTICLE · 06 NOVEMBER 2018

Infrastructure charges: the ACCC is concerned but says there is nothing they can do

Article discusses the rise in infrastructure charges Imposed by stevedores on collection or delivery of containers.

AustraliaTransport

Trucking companies have seen a massive rise in the charges imposed by stevedores on the collection or delivery of containers.

The ACCC has reviewed these charges in its latest Container Stevedoring Monitoring Report and has offered no relief to trucking companies. In short, while the charges are likely to hurt transport companies and cargo owners, the ACCC believes the charges are legal.

With infrastructure charges likely to remain, if not increase, transport companies need to ensure their customers understand this cost, that it is legally invoiced to customers, and the transport company has the full right to recover the cost.

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