In response to the current challenges of slowing global economic growth and persistently high ocean freight rates, we announced today a special support policy for customers placing their first order for fuel price display screens: "Basic ocean freight to be borne by the supplier." This initiative aims to reduce upfront logistics costs and help customers navigate the economic downturn more smoothly.
Under this policy, we will cover the standard ocean freight costs from the domestic loading port to the designated destination seaport segment. For customers issuing their first purchase order for fuel price display screens, no ocean freight charges will be required, thereby eliminating a clear and quantifiable cost item at the source.
It is important to note that this freight support does not cover any destination port or customs clearance charges. All destination port handling fees, deconsolidation charges, storage fees, agency service fees, as well as customs duties, import VAT, and other taxes levied by local customs authorities, remain the full responsibility of the customer and must be paid based on the actual amounts incurred. We do not estimate, collect on behalf, or provide lump-sum coverage for the above charges.
A company representative explained: "Destination port charges and customs duty policies are highly localized and subject to frequent change. As a supplier, we cannot obtain accurate figures at the quotation stage. Therefore, we have precisely targeted our support to the ocean freight segment only. This ensures the authenticity of the cost relief while avoiding pricing discrepancies caused by information asymmetry."
This policy takes effect immediately upon release. It applies to all first-time orders for fuel price display screens that meet the basic qualification review criteria. No separate application is required – the ocean freight waiver will be automatically applied when the order is generated.
We will continue to monitor global supply chain cost trends. Through structured cost-relief measures and flexible commercial policies, we aim to jointly address cyclical economic pressures with our customers and build a more resilient procurement partnership.
For detailed terms and conditions regarding this policy, please contact our account manager.
In response to the current challenges of slowing global economic growth and persistently high ocean freight rates, we announced today a special support policy for customers placing their first order for fuel price display screens: "Basic ocean freight to be borne by the supplier." This initiative aims to reduce upfront logistics costs and help customers navigate the economic downturn more smoothly.
Under this policy, we will cover the standard ocean freight costs from the domestic loading port to the designated destination seaport segment. For customers issuing their first purchase order for fuel price display screens, no ocean freight charges will be required, thereby eliminating a clear and quantifiable cost item at the source.
It is important to note that this freight support does not cover any destination port or customs clearance charges. All destination port handling fees, deconsolidation charges, storage fees, agency service fees, as well as customs duties, import VAT, and other taxes levied by local customs authorities, remain the full responsibility of the customer and must be paid based on the actual amounts incurred. We do not estimate, collect on behalf, or provide lump-sum coverage for the above charges.
A company representative explained: "Destination port charges and customs duty policies are highly localized and subject to frequent change. As a supplier, we cannot obtain accurate figures at the quotation stage. Therefore, we have precisely targeted our support to the ocean freight segment only. This ensures the authenticity of the cost relief while avoiding pricing discrepancies caused by information asymmetry."
This policy takes effect immediately upon release. It applies to all first-time orders for fuel price display screens that meet the basic qualification review criteria. No separate application is required – the ocean freight waiver will be automatically applied when the order is generated.
We will continue to monitor global supply chain cost trends. Through structured cost-relief measures and flexible commercial policies, we aim to jointly address cyclical economic pressures with our customers and build a more resilient procurement partnership.
For detailed terms and conditions regarding this policy, please contact our account manager.
