Terminal Receiving Charge (TRC) refers to the fee imposed by a terminal for handling cargo that is being delivered for export. This charge is applied when goods are received at the terminal for loading onto a vessel or other mode of transport for export purposes. The TRC covers the costs associated with receiving, inspecting, documenting, and temporarily storing the cargo at the terminal facility. It ensures that the terminal can efficiently handle and process the export shipments, including verifying compliance with customs regulations, conducting security checks, and coordinating the loading operations. The TRC is an essential component of the overall logistics process, ensuring that cargo is properly received and prepared for export in a timely and organized manner.

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