Merchant Haulage Service refers to a logistical arrangement where a carrier, upon the customer’s request, coordinates third-party logistics services for inland haulage. In this scenario, the customer holds a contract with a specific haulage provider, and they require the carrier to facilitate the coordination of transportation services on their behalf. The carrier acts as a coordinator of the logistics process, ensuring the smooth movement of cargo from the port to the final destination. However, it’s important to note that the carrier has the right to refuse offering this service. The Merchant Haulage Service allows customers to leverage their existing contractual agreements with haulage providers while benefiting from the carrier’s expertise in managing and coordinating the logistics operations involved in inland transportation.

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