Vietnam Halves Port Construction Fees in Ho Chi Minh City
Vietnam halved the port infrastructure fees for imported and exported goods shipped via inland waterways to and from Ho Chi Minh City starting Aug. 1, the state-run CustomsNews e-magazine reported. The 50% fee cut is applied to goods for temporary…
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import and reexport or deposited in bonded warehouses and for transit and transshipment of goods, placing the fee at $2.20 per tonne for liquid and bulk cargo, $94.50 for a 20-foot container and $189 for a 40-foot container. Certain goods are exempted from the fees, including those meant for national security.