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Scale of Rates
 
CHARGES FOR DRY BULK CARGO

4.1. WHARFAGE AND HANDLING CHARGES: 

Sl. No. Description of cargo Wharfage Handling
  Rate per metric tonne (in Rs.)
Foreign Coastal Foreign Coastal
1. Finished Fertilizers (DAP, MOP, Urea KCL, NPK etc.) 70.00 42.00 185.00 111.00
2. Fertilizer raw material (Rock, phosphate, Sulphur etc.) 50.00 30.00 155.00 93.00
3. Foodgrains (Wheat, Rice, Maize, Chick Peas etc.) 35.00 21.00 220.00 132.00

The volume discounts for handling finished fertilizer and fertilizer raw material discharged using the bulk cargo handling system will be as detailed below:           

(i). A discount of 10% on the handling and wharfage charges will be given on the first 50,000 MT. 

(ii). Another 10% rebate on the rate allowed for the first 50,000 MT on the volume in excess of 50,000 MT. 

(iii).When the total volume of imports exceed 1,00,000 MT, refund shall be calculated by charging the rate leviable for quantities in excess of 50,000 MT even for the first 50,000 MT quantity. 

(iv).The actual handling and wharfage charges leviable on different quantities of fertilizers and fertilizers raw material will be as given below:
           
Total quantity handled Total charges (Handling & Wharfage) applicable
    Foreign Coastal
(i). Quantity of fertilizers upto 50,000 MT Rs.229.50 per MT Rs.137.70 per MT
(ii). Quantity of fertilizers in excess of 50,000 MT Rs.206.56 per MT on the remaining quantity Rs.123.94 per MT on the remaining Quantity
(iii). Quantity of fertilizers handled crossing 1,00,000 MT Rs.206.56 per MT on the entire quantity Rs.123.94 per MT on the entire quantity
(iv). Quantity of fertilizer  raw materials in excess of 50,000 MT Rs.184.50 per MT Rs.110.70 perMT
(v). Quantity of fertilizer raw material in excess of 50,000 MT Rs.166.05 per MT for the remaining quantity Rs.99.63per MT for the remaining quantity
(vi). Quantity of fertilizer raw material handled crossing 1,00,000 MT Rs.166.05 per MT on the entire quantity handled Rs.99.63 per MT on the entire quantity handled
Notes:

(1).Charges under this section will be based on quantity manifested. 

(2).In respect of vessels carrying on overside operation of loading and unloading of cargo without involving usage of berths, wharfage charges at the rate of 75 per cent of the applicable rate shall be levied. 

(3).In respect of vessels carrying on loading and unloading operation of cargo at anchorage berth, wharfage charges at the rate of 50 per cent of the applicable rate shall be charged. 

(4).Cargo said to have been discharged can be assessed only after completion of dispatch. If cargo discharged is found to be in excess of the manifested quantity, the consignee shall file additional manifest and pay wharfage/handling charges accordingly.   

(5).The handling charges cover all operation of the import cycle from the stage of receiving the cargo from the vessel by mechanized system upto the delivery point. The mechanized handling system comprises of Grab and Continuous unloaders, Integrated Conveyor system and other sophisticated handling equipments. 

(6).The material to be handled must be free flowing in nature. The port reserves the right to refuse to handling of cargo in case the same is found weather affected, caked and hardened and hence not suitable for mechanical discharge. 

(7).In case of caked and hardened cargo it will be the responsibility of the importer/ship owner to loosen the cargo by deploying suitable equipment or manpower as the case may be. 

(8).If the mechanical handling plant goes out of order due to choking or cogging of the equipment and system, arising out of wet or bad quality of cargo, the cost of putting the plant back into operation will be recovered from the Importer, Owner or Agent of the vessel, whose cargo is being handled, by mechanical handling system. 

(9).The quantity said to have been discharged will be delivered in full. The JNPT will not be held responsible for any vessel shortage as may be revealed on completion of the delivery. 

(10).JNPT will not be held responsible for any delay in completion of vessel discharge operation due to unforeseen break-downs of the plant or any other force majeure causes beyond the control of the Port. However, for such periods of stoppage of operations, no berth hire shall be levied. 

(11).In case of exigencies, JNPT will carry out manual discharge operation with approved stevedores at no extra cost to the importer.  

(12).Clearing and Forwarding agents shall submit Delivery Order and custom clearance before effective delivery of cargo. 
4.2.       BAGGING CHARGES: 
Sl. No.
Description of cargo
Rate in metric tonne (in Rs.)
  50 Kg. bags 100 Kg. bags
1. Finished Fertilizers and Foodgrains 100.00 120.00

Notes: 


(1).Bagging charges shall comprises of reclaiming the cargo from bulk storage shed, conveying the reclaimed bulk cargo to the bagging bins, standardization, bagging and stitching and conveying the bagged cargo upto the wagon loading platform. 

(2).Stacking of bagged cargo on the wagon loading platform and subsequent loading to the wagons will be the responsibility of consignee who avails the mechanical bagging facility. 

(3).The bagging charges shall be paid in advance and the amount will be adjusted against the actual quantity bagged and transported by the mechanized system. 

(4).The Port does not guarantee the quantity of cargo to be bagged by the mechanized system. Hence the importer must organize simultaneous manual bagging through the Clearing and Forwarding Agents or any other stevedores to ensure speedy dispatch and clearance of cargo within the free period. 

(5).Port will not be held responsible for any loss of cargo due to poor quality of bags or threads thus supplied by the consignee. However Port will take all reasonable care to minimize such losses. 

(6).Bags of suitable quality and size duly stenciled and stitching threads shall be supplied by the importer in planned and phased manner to maintain continuity of mechanized bagging operation. 

(7). All cargo manually bagged will attract an additional service charges at the rate of Rs.10 per metric tonne.

4.3.       DWELL TIME CHARGES FOR STORAGE IN THE PORT PREMISES:           
Sl. No. Description Rate per metric tonne per day or part thereof (in Rs.)
1. First 12 days following the day of completion of vessel discharge for vessels carrying less than 35000 MT as per manifest. Nil
2. First 14 days following the day of completion of  vessel discharge for vessels carrying 35000 MT and above as per manifest. Nil
3. For next 5 days 15.00
4. For next 10 days 25.00
5. For next 30 days 40.00
6. Thereafter 60.00
 
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