Redelivery Charges in Freight
Redelivery fees are charged when a package is unable to be delivered on the first attempt and must be delivered again. These fees are often incurred as a result of the consignee’s inability to accept the products, inaccurate address information, or logistical difficulties encountered during the initial delivery attempt. Redelivery charges may include additional shipping costs, administrative charges, and storage costs if the products are held briefly.
Redelivery charges are frequent in the logistics business and are usually specified in the shipping terms and conditions. These charges are tracked and recorded by CargoWise, allowing both shippers and consignees to be aware of the additional costs paid as a result of unsuccessful deliveries. This promotes openness and allows logistics providers to maintain efficient service levels. Furthermore, automated invoicing in CargoWise guarantees that redelivery charges are accurately applied to the final invoice, resulting in fair billing for all stakeholders.
