5. Pricing
5.1 Regular line pricing
The shipper is dealing with a shipowner and wants to negotiate rates. If there is a conference for the destination that interests them, they can inquire about the conference rate, which will serve as a reference and be useful as a basis for discussion. These conference rates, which were previously commodity rates, are becoming simpler.
Freight is now negotiated per TEU, which is known as FAK pricing. This is becoming widespread, even within conferences, replacing ad valorem pricing based on what the product can bear, with high-value products subsidizing low-value products.
These rates only specify the type and size of the container: 20 or 40 feet, dry (the simplest container) or reefer (refrigerated container)....
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Bibliography
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Scientific journals
International Journal of Maritime Economics
Journal of Transport Geography
Maritime Policy and Management
Transport Reviews
Professional journals
International Containerization
Merchant Marine Journal
Port Development International
International Transport Journal
Lloyd's List
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