This standard specifies a naming system for establishing a unified description of freight and other charges related to international freight, and assigns codes to these descriptions. This standard applies to any description of freight and other charges in natural language or in code that appears in the exchange of trade data on paper documents or electronically. GB/T 17152-1997 Freight Charge Code (FCC) - Unified Description of Freight and Other Charges GB/T17152-1997 Standard Download Decompression Password: www.bzxz.net
This standard specifies a naming system for establishing a unified description of freight and other charges related to international freight, and assigns codes to these descriptions. This standard applies to any description of freight and other charges in natural language or in code that appears in the exchange of trade data on paper documents or electronically.

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The technical content of this standard is equivalent to the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe Recommendation No. 23 (1990 Edition) (UN/ECERecommendationNo.23, 1990) "Freight Code-FCC-Uniform Description of Freight and Other Charges". The first part of the background in the original text is used as the UN/ECE foreword of this standard. The chapter numbering of this standard is different from the original text. This standard is proposed by the Ministry of Communications of the People's Republic of China. This standard is under the jurisdiction of the China Institute of Standardization and Information Classification and Coding. The drafting units of this standard are: China Institute of Standardization and Information Classification and Coding, China Ocean Shipping (Group) Company, China Ocean Shipping Agency Company, Water Transport Research Institute of the Ministry of Communications, General Administration of Customs, and Civil Aviation Science and Technology Research Center. The main drafters of this standard are: Zhang Rongjing, Li Ying, Fang Qing, Zhong Xiaolin, Huang Deyu, Bai Xueyuan, Lin Qi, Shi Wenlai, and He Zhen. This standard is entrusted to the China Institute of Standardization and Information Classification and Coding for interpretation. 317
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UN/ECE Foreword
Documents (such as railway or road consignment notes, sea waybills, air waybills, invoices, etc.) usually include various freight and other charges involved in the transport business. The terms used to describe freight often change with the different modes of transport and loading and unloading places. When only one mode of transport or one loading and unloading place is considered, the transport customer can usually provide the required information and the carrier can easily process the data. However, the emergence of multimodal transport between the parties and the development of electronic data interchange (EIDI) have changed this situation. In particular, for the automatic processing procedures based on trade data exchange, it is very necessary to coordinate the concepts and terms of freight and loading and unloading charges. This is closely related to the development of EDI standard message specifications. In 1986, the FCE International Trade Procedure Simplification Working Group agreed to take steps to unify the identification of similar concepts that have been expressed in various different ways so far.
In 1987, some international organizations related to various modes of transport conducted a survey and deepened their understanding of the complexity of the work they were engaged in. In 1987, they decided to set up a special working group to continue the coordination and unification of the description of freight and surcharges related to international transport. The Working Group on Simplification of International Trade Procedures adopted the following tasks of the working group at its meeting in March 1988: "- Establish common concepts and terms for freight and other charges that appear in paper documents related to international trade or in the exchange of trade data conducted by electronic means.
- Develop a code set for the description of freight and other charges that is simple and user-friendly. The results of the work of the working group have been submitted to the Working Group on Simplification of International Trade Procedures and were adopted at the 311th meeting of the Working Group on Simplification of International Trade Procedures on March 16, 1990. 3.48
National Standard of the People's Republic of China
Freight Costs Code (FCC)
GB/T17152
Harmonization of the description of freight costs and other charges1 Scope
This standard specifies a naming system for establishing a unified description of freight costs and other charges related to international freight and assigns codes to these descriptions.
This standard applies to any description of freight and other charges in natural language or code form that appears in the exchange of trade data in paper documents or electronically.
2 Referenced Standards
The provisions contained in the following standards constitute the provisions of this standard through reference in this standard. When this standard is published, the versions shown are valid. All standards are subject to revision. Parties using this standard should explore the possibility of using the latest version of the following standards. ECE/FAL Recommendation No. 19 Transport Mode Code 3 Naming System for Freight and Other Charges
3.1 The naming system divides the names of freight and other charges into three levels: 1) Level 1: General category headings of charges;
2) Level 2: General descriptions under the headings of charges; 3) Level 3: Detailed descriptions.
3.2 Level 1 and Level 2 descriptions are independent of the mode of transport and the place of loading and unloading. Level 1 descriptions are suitable for parties who intend to deal with freight and other charges in the most general way. Level 2 descriptions meet the requirements of most buyers of transport services who need a stable set of codes for general freight and other charges at a sufficiently detailed level. Level 3 descriptions are suitable for parties who intend to deal with freight and other charges in a very detailed way. The natural language names of freight and other charges in levels 1 and 2 have been unified. See Chapter 9 of this standard. 3.3 In most cases, the detailed descriptions will change with different modes of transport or different places of loading and unloading. For the same concepts used in various detailed descriptions of multiple loading and unloading places for various modes of transport, unified common names have been developed and these common names should be used in trade data exchange in priority.
For example:
1) Freight surcharge
Sea freight: Container utilization charge Railway: Use tontainer (charge for)）Shipping agent: Container usage charge Approved by the State Administration of Technical Supervision on December 16, 1997 and implemented on August 1, 1998
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Uniform name: CONTAINER UTILIZATION CHARGE Container usage charge
2) Document fee
Sea freight: Disbursement collection fee Railway: Cash on delivery (charge for) Highway Disbursement collection fee Aviation: Disbursement fec
Freight forwarder: Advanced money commission Uniform name: DISBURSEMENT FEE
Standby money
If, for reasons of habit, you would like to use a detailed natural language description to describe a mode of transport or a loading and unloading location, you may use a specific description. To distinguish it from the generic name, this specific description may be supplemented by the transport mode or loading and unloading place type indicator given below.
For example:
1. Container usage charge, DD (Container usage charge, DD)2. Cash on delivery (charge 20) for),20)3.4 The following indicators are designated to indicate specific modes of transport or types of loading and unloading locations: 10 Ocean transport
11 Ocean transport
Ocean feeder freight
Ro-ro ocean transport
Short sea transport
Rail transport
Road transport
Air transport
Postal transport
60 Intermodal transport
Fixed transport facility
Inland waterway transport
Loading location: Terminal/terminal operation
DID) Loading and unloading location: Ship agent
FF Loading and unloading location: Freight forwarder/forwarding agent 4 Coding system, nomenclature and scope of freight and other charges 4.1 In view of the effectiveness of natural language independence and the reduction of the number of characters, the natural language names of freight and other charges should be used in trade data exchange in preference to those used in other languages. 4.2 This code is called the Freight Charge Code (FCC). 4.3 The "Freight Charge Code" is intended to cover all descriptions of freight and other charges relevant to the exchange of international trade data. 4.4 It should be recognized that not all applications can be covered and some descriptions not related to international trade may need to be combined with the codes in this standard for domestic use. Therefore, additional options cannot be included in the internationally agreed code set and can be placed in the national code set. Disclaimer: The code values ​​for domestic use are not guaranteed to be unique because the same code value may have been assigned in different regions. Therefore, if a national code set is to be used, care must be taken that information cannot be exchanged outside the specified area. 5 Structure and representation of the code
5.1 Each agreed name of freight and other charges is assigned a code representation of 6 digits. 350
5.2 The structure of the code representation is as follows:
- The first digit
refers to the charge title;
The second and third digits
refer to the general description;
The fourth, fifth and sixth digits
refer to the detailed description.
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If only the charge title or the general description level is used, the following digits are all 0. 5.3 Each code value represents a freight or other charge. 5.4 When codes must be selected by the UN/ECE Secretariat, they may be considered as pending temporary codes. 6 Maintenance of codes
6.1 The "Freight Codes" are maintained by the UN/ECE Secretariat. 6.2 Requests for new code values, code changes or code deletions must be submitted to the UN/ECE Secretariat in accordance with the procedures of the valid UN/EDIFACT Reporter Working Body on Coding Matters. 7 Validity
Freight and other charges may be expressed in natural language or in code form. Code form is recommended for electronic data interchange. The choice of description depends on the needs of the communication partners. Communication partners may also specify the use of code values ​​not included in the total code set. 8 Examples
8.1 Usage of 1st level description:
100000
200000
400000
Cargo loading and unloading charges
Transportation equipment charges
8.2 Usage of 2nd level description:
105000
201000
207000
401000
Pre-transportation charges
Loading and unloading equipment rental charges
Delivery charges
Transportation equipment rental charges
8.3 Usage of 3rd level description:
Note: The following code values ​​are only examples and cannot be used for business purposes. Code
101123
102456
104567
105789
214345
301876
600086
Additional freight
Rebate-total
Additional padding charge
Pre-haul road freight
Re-weighing charge
Preparation of certificate of origin fee
Pilot fee
9 Unified description of freight and other charges
Freight charge
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Amount payable for the transportation of goods (from one place to another by any means), including: discounts, allowances, rebates, adjustment surcharges and surcharges related to freight Basic freight
Amount payable for the transportation of goods (from one place to another by any means) excluding allowances, adjustment charges and any surcharges.
Discounts/allowances/rcbatcsAmount deducted from freight.
Adjustment factorsAdjustment factorsAmount of freight related to floating prices (such as bunker prices or exchange rates). Additional chargesAdditionals
Amount payable in addition to basic freight.
Prc-carriage chargesAmount payable for the pre-carriage transportation of goods.
On-carriage chargesAmount payable for the on-carriage transportation of goods.
Dangerous goods additional charge Dangerous goods additional charge The amount payable in addition to the basic freight for special management and/or special measurement of dangerous goods or articles in transportation. Freight chargcs specific The amount payable in addition to the basic freight for special management and/or special measurement of goods in unconventional transportation. Heating additional charge The amount payable in addition to the basic freight for special management and use of heating equipment in transportation and/or storage of goods.
Cooling additional charge The amount payable in addition to the basic freight for special management and use of refrigeration equipment in transportation and/or storage of goods.
Goodts handling charges The amount payable for loading, unloading or stacking of goods in transit bonded warehouses at locations determined by the buyer and seller and in free trade zones and other locations.
Handling equipmcnt hire chargesAmounts payable for the use of handling equipment (e.g. forklifts, terminal/yard chassis, container cranes). Loading charges
Amounts payable for loading or unloading cargo or containers onto a transport. Discharging charges
Amounts payable for unloading cargo or containers from a transport, Shifting charges
Amounts payable for shifting cargo or containers. Reloading chargesAmounts payable for reloading cargo or containers onto a transport. Receiving charges
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Amounts payable for receiving cargo or containers. Delivcring charges
Amounts payable for delivering cargo or containers. Terminal activities charges
Terminal/yard operation charges
Amounts payable for special operations at container handling terminals/yards. Storage charges
Amounts payable for storing goods or containers. Man hours charges
Amounts payable for hiring special labor services.
Labelling and markingAmounts payable for affixing (re-affixing) labels to goods before loading or after unloading. Sorting charge
Amount payable for sorting goods before or after loading. Packing charge
Amount payable for packing or repacking goods. Weighing charge
Amount payable for weighing, supervising weighing or weight control of goods or containers, Miscellaneous handling chargeAmount payable for other cargo loading and unloading not specified. Documentation chargesThe amount payable for the preparation, processing and/or submission of documents or documents related to the consignmentTrade documentation chargeEnter the amount payable for trade documents.
Transport documentation chargeEnter the amount payable for transport documents.
Transport equipment chargesThe amount payable for the use of transport equipment (such as transport containers, trailers, railroad trucks). Transport equipment rentThe amount payable for the use of transport equipment.
Customs charges
The amount payable to the customs for customs clearance.
Customs duty
Taxes collected by the customs,
Valuc added tax
VAT payable.
Other taxes and fees(eg consumption tax)Excise)Miscellaneous chargesOther amounts payable that are not specified.
Transport insurance chargeTransport insurance charge is the amount payable for the insurance of the transported goods.Warehouse insurance charge is the amount payable for the insurance of the stored goods.Warehousc rcnt
The amount payable for renting a warehouse.
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Customs warehouse rentCus toms warehouse rentThe amount payable for the storage of goods in a customs warehouse.Handling assistance CustornsThe amount payable for customs loading and unloading.
Administration fee
Administration fee payable
Disbursement
The amount payable for the disbursement.
Disbursement fee
The amount payable for the disbursement.
Surplus cast
The excess cast paid.
Freight code in numerical order
100000
101000
101002
101003
101004
101005
101006
101007
101008
101009
101010||tt ||101011
101012
101013
101014
101015
101016
101017
101018
101019
101020
101021
101022
101024
FREIGHT CHARGES
BASIC FREIGHT
Arbitrary basis freightMinimum freight
Minimum freight Bill of LadingMinimum ocean freight supplementMinimum freight LCL cargoMinimum freight FCL cargoMinimum freight Supplement to minimum FCL freightFCL minimum revenue short fallExcess freight
Excess freight over FCL minimumFreight free
Accumulated freight
Accumulated FCL minimumAccumulated FCI.maximum declared value Declared value charge Maximum freight
FClmaximum all measurement FCLmaximum all measurement FCLmaximum multi rate measurement FCLmaximum mixed weight (freight tonnes) Basic transport cost Special freight supplement Contract price | 101037
101038
101039
101040
101041
101042
101043
101044
101045
101046||tt ||101047
101048
101049
101050
101051
101052
101053
101054
101056
101057
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Charges incomingAWBRail charges
Freight till borderSeafreight
Human remains
ExtralorFCL-minimumSpecial cargo freight additionalInlandfreight originInlandfreight destinationThroughfreight
Fxceed maximum
Option fee
Change of destination fee
Inlandfreight rail
Zone transport charges
Inlandfreight truck
Intermodal freight
ExtratoreachconsolidatedcontainerminimutnCost increase charge
Freight ex border
Standard freight 1 Standard freight 1 I Standard freight I Standard freight I Compensation for deckcargo Compensation for tarpaulins Extra for separation in different holds Lying idle and/or sailing-followed by sailing Lying idle and/or sailing-if not followed by sailing Cost of transportation (sca, inland waterways, or air freight, or overland carriage)Transport-rail，road，waterRoad transport，delivery to freehouse ,including any urban area congestion surchargeCollection ex house.movenent including any urban area transport congestion surchargeDISCOUNTS/ALLOWANCES/REBATESAllowance-wool
Allowance-containerAllowance-pallet
Allowance-LCL
Allowance-groupageDiscount-contract
Discount-special project102013
102014
102015
102016
102017
102018
102019
102020
102021
102022
10 20 23 | | tt | | 102024 |
1020 44
102045
102046
102047
102049
102050
102051
102052
102070
102071
102072
1020 73
102074
102075
102076
102077
102078
102079
102080
102081
102082
102083
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Discount-high commissionDisccount-productDiscount-product
Discount-scholar./OnionDiscount-polato/onionDiscount-chemical contractDiscount-chemical contract1Discount-tractorDiscount-accumulatedDiscount-accumulated FCLDiscount-accumulated FCLDiscount-on hcavy lift additional Discount-on cxtra length additional Discount-on over length
Discount-on ovcr height additional Discount-on over width additional Discount-on out of gauge additional Discount-FCl.
Discount-groupageDiscount-CVV Discount-CVV
Discount-temporaryDiscount-special heavy lifDiscount-charity
Container reduction Commissions
Forwarding agents' commissionForwarding agents' commission-defredPerformance bonus
Unspecified reductionMeasurement reductionPallet/skid reductionSeafreight reductionFCl.abatement
FCL freight reduction compensationFCLabatementrcpaymcntRebate-ImmediatetcRebate-special immediateRebate-contractRebate-contract
Rebate-deferredRebate-deferred
Rebate-special deferredRebate-loyalty
Rebate-special commodityRebate-oncarriage woolRebate-wool shippersRebate-conference projectRebate-special
Rebate-direct on seafreight | | tt | 103004
103005| | tt | ||10 3016 | | tt | | 103018 | 008||t t||104009
104012
104013
104014
104015
104024
104025
104028
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Rebate-direct on collect scafreightRebate-on loadingcostsRebate-minimumpallet/unit/skidRebate-charity
ADJUSTMENTFACTORS
BAF
BAFpre·carriagcBAFscafreight
BAF on-carriageBunker adjustmcnt rebateCAF
Currency adjustment rebatcBunker/fuel surchargeSurcharge
Surcharge on basic priceReduction on basic priceBad weather surchargeCurrency devaluation surchargcCAF/BAFEnergy surchargeBunker surchaige
Freight surcharge(sea or inland waterways）Freight surcharge
ADDITIONALS
Dangerous goods additionalNon-conference surcharge
Heavy lift additional
Transhipment heavy lift additionalExtra length additionalOver height additional
Over width additional
Extra width surcharge
Over gauge surcharge
Out of gauge additional
Day's port surcharge
Department port surcharge
Destination port additional
(Origin port additional
Anchorage operation surcharge（utport additional Direct call additional Container utilization charges Container service charge Equipment transfer charge origin Equipment demurrage Equipment transfer charge Equipment demurrage Equipment transfer charge destination14030
101031
101032
104036
101037
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104039
104040
104041
104042
10 4043 | |tt | 064 | |tt | 7||t t||104078
104079
104080
104081
104082
104083
104084
104085
104101
104102
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LCL additional
LCI, service chargeAdditional dunnaging chargeFCL additional
Equipment detention chargeDrop-off charge
SQSunpacking
Weighing charges
Warlike operations additionalWar risk additionalWar surcharge
Emergency surcharge
Area additional
East mediterranean surchargeUnspecified chargesLCL service chargeoriginDirect outport additionalCongestion surchargePort surcharge
Port charges
Primage
LCL service chargedestinationLCL port service chargeFCLport service chargeAdditional for extra loading/discharging sitesAdditional for extra sailing/detention costAdditional for loading/unloading at special placesAdditional for low waterAdditional for waterways with limited draughtAdditional on weight for special goodsAdditional on tariff for special goodsAdditional on weight for voluminous goodsAdditional per WT for dangerous goods: extra workAdditional for vermin, stench, dirtAdditional for extra labour due to type of godsCompensation for actual sailing in overtimeIce risk arrangementRange additional
Collection (charge for)
Ferry charges
Scale fees
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