BLP 065: Understanding Fuel Surcharges

from Bulkloads Podcast Hosted by Jared Flinn

Today Jared discusses the gray areas in fuel surcharges with Wayne Levinson and a lot of the topics about rates that people don't understand. When are fuel surcharges used most frequently? Why were fuel surcharges started in the first place? Examples of how fuel surcharges work and how they might different for a shipper as opposed to a carrier.

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