I believe that sellers know that when working in cross-border e-commerce platforms, the issue of delivery needs to be considered in product transactions. Many merchants often consider lowering transportation costs as much as possible when choosing a logistics provider. So sellers know what situations will affect the logistics charging standards? Let’s take a look!
What situations will affect the logistics charging standards?
- pickup fee: The logistics company needs to pay for the pickup fee to your local area. If you arrange to deliver the goods by yourself, there will be no additional fee;
- packing fee: If the logistics company needs to package it, it will incur a packaging fee. You can choose to package it by yourself. However, among some special products, you can choose to package it by the logistics company, which can play a good protective role;
- delivery fee: You If the goods arrive at the designated outlet and need to be delivered by the logistics company, then determine whether there is a delivery service supported. If some support is free of charge within the specified range, if there is an additional fee, if it exceeds the range, there will be additional fees;
- Insurance premium: the expenses required for insured goods transportation insurance, the merchant can determine the insurance premium rate of the logistics provider;
- Warehousing management fee: The warehousing function includes a series of activities such as storage, management, storage, maintenance, and maintenance of goods entering the logistics system. These related services will incur certain fees;
- loading, unloading, transfer, picking, and classification of goods;
- tariff tax: tax levy for customs clearance of imported and exported goods.
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