Printable Version IP1/IXF Terms and Conditions
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CLASS RATES/EXCEPTION COMMODITIES
1. CHARGES FOR VALUABLE CARGO
Definition
The following items are subject to the Valuable Cargo surcharge:
- Articles having a value of USD 1,000.00 or more per kg
- Bank cards and/or credit cards (ready for use)
- Gems (cut or uncut)
- Jewelry (other than costume)
- Non-Negotiable Bonds/bond coupons
- Non-Negotiable Securities
- Non-Negotiable Shares/share coupons
- Pearls (including cultured)
- Precious metals: gold, silver, platinum, palladium, iridium, ruthenium, osmium, rhodium (excluding radioactive isotopes subject to IATA dangerous goods regulations), whether coined/uncoined, refined/unrefined, in any form including bullion, dore, casting, cyanide, sulfide-treated, dust, concentrate, foil, wire, sheet, tube, ingot, grain, powder, rod, sponge, gauze, etc.
- Stamps (including collectable, postage, revenue, food)
- Stock certificates
- Traveler's checks
- Watches made of precious metal and/or gems
Rates
Shipments of VALUABLE CARGO will be subject to the following rates:
- 200% of the minimum charge
- 200% of the 1 kg International Premium/ International Express Freight rate for shipments of less than 1,000 kg
- 150% of the 1 kg International Premium/ International Express Freight rate for shipments of 1,000 kg or more
2. Automobiles
- Shipments of automotive vehicles transported between the USA and Asia will be subject to a surcharge of 100% of the 1 kg International Premium/International Express Freight rate.
- Because of specific tie-down requirements, automobiles will be charged the greater of the actual weight or the positional weight of two pallet positions.

