Terminal Infrastructure Surcharge Increase: DP World Terminals Effective 1st May 2020 April 26, 2020 0 Comments Please be advised that DP World Terminal has advised that its Terminal Infrastructure Fee will increase effective from 1st May 2020. VICT announces New Year surcharge hike. Please be advised that effective from 1st January 2019, Mainfreight will be invoicing our customers the following amounts for all full containers received or delivered via DP World; Melbourne. Effective 1 January 2020, VICT will increase its Infrastructure Surcharge to $121.80 per container (exclusive of GST). DP World Australia will increase the Infrastructure Access Charge to road and rail operators for access to its three east coast terminals, and will also adjust a number of ancillary charges, from 1 January 2019. Melbourne’s Victoria International Container Terminal (VICT) has become the latest Australian stevedore to apply an infrastructure surcharge, a move which has drawn criticism from industry. Effective 1 January 2020, customers are advised that VICT will increase its Infrastructure Surcharge to $121.80 per container (exclusive of GST). The Terminal Infrastructure Fee charged will be:

This will apply to full containers, received from or delivered to VICT.

Hutchison Port Sydney Infrastructure Surcharge – Latest Unregulated and Unfair Impost. Credit VICT VICTORIA International Container Terminal has announced a New Year increase in the infrastructure surcharge.

Import containers picked up from the terminal from 1 January 2020. Container Infrastructure Surcharge $84.00 + GST

16 April 2018: Direct Empty Container Dehire to Terminals – Costs Persist. Wednesday, January 30, 2019. Melbourne’s Victoria International Container Terminal (VICT) has become the latest Australian stevedore to apply an infrastructure surcharge, a move which has drawn criticism from industry.

Victoria International Container Terminals, or VICT (present in Melbourne only), had an infrastructure surcharge of A$48.00 per box in 2018 and, on January 30, 2019, it hiked the price to A$85.00 per box. Container Infrastructure Surcharge $95.00 + GST; VBS Booking fee $40.00 + GST; Sydney. ... the infrastructure surcharge will be revised accordingly," VICT told its terminal users.

The increase to A$85 (US$61.5) plus GST per container represents a 77% rise and applies to all full boxes received by the terminal from March 1. VICT TERMINAL CHARGES 2020. The Infrastructure Surcharge allows VICT to remain competitive in the market as a viable alternative container terminal. Victoria International Container Terminal (VICT) has announced as of the 27th March it will introduce an Infrastructure Fee at its Melbourne terminal as follows: Melbourne $48.00 per container This fee will incorporate the current Chain of Responsibility Fee …

The increase to A$85 (US$61.5) plus GST per container represents a 77% rise and applies to all full boxes received by the terminal from March 1.

The Victoria Container Terminal (VICT) has advised that its Terminal Infrastructure Fee will be increased in Melbourne from 1st January 2020. I write regarding the announcement by VICT of a 43.3% increase in the charge levied for the privilege of using their facilities that is to apply from 1 January. Feb 5, 2019 – 11.00pm ... VICT, lifted its infrastructure fee from $48 a container to $85. This applies to all: 1. 2. VICT is the first stevedore to break through the $100 threshold of stevedores’ infrastructure surcharges. VICT is the first stevedore to break through the $100 threshold of stevedores’ infrastructure surcharges. 1 February 2018: 28 February 2018: VICT Infrastructure Surcharge – CTAA Response. As market pricing shifts towards split waterside and landside tariffs, the Infrastructure Surcharge will be revised accordingly. 9 February 2018: Patrick Terminal Infrastructure Surcharge – CTAA response . This will apply to full containers, received from or delivered to VICT. Freight & Trade Alliance (FTA) and the Australian Peak Shippers Association (APSA) have received the following "landside update" from Victoria International Container Terminal Limited (VICT) Posted by David Sexton | 29th November, 2019.