Effective	16JUN2001
Filed	17MAY2001
Filing Codes	I

U.S. Import Administrative Fee:

Any additional services provided by the carrier or any
third-party with respect to the inspection, cleaning,
disinfection or fumigation of goods pursuant to any
requirement, recommendation or request of the U.S.
Customs Service, the U.S. Department of Agriculture, or
any other governmental entity, as well as any unpacking
and repacking of goods in connection therewith, shall be
for the account of the cargo.   Any expenses associated
with the transfer of cargo between the terminal and
facilities where such services are performed shall also
be for the account of the cargo.  Where carrier provides
or arranges for such services, it shall be entitled to
an administrative fee of U.S.$25 per cargo unit, which
fee shall also be for account of the cargo.  With
carrier consent, the customer may independently select
and arrange for such services, including direct billing
and payment.

The activities described in this rule shall in no way
increase the liability of the carrier for the condition,
quality or warranty of the cargo under its bill of
lading or otherwise.

U.S. Export Administrative Fee:

All cargo must be tendered to carrier for shipment in a
clean condition that meets the standards of any US or
freign government body that may regulate the movement of
goods.  Carrier shall be authorized to  determine
whether cargo is sufficiently clean to meet such
standards and may refuse any shipments that, in the
judgment of carrier, do not meet such standards.

All expenses for cargo inspection in the U.S. or Foreign
Countries, as well as for any cleaning or disinfecting
carried out pursuant to any requirement,  recommendation
or request of the authorities in any of those countries,
shall be for the account of the cargo.  Any expenses
associated with the unpacking, repacking and/or transfer
of cargo between the terminal and facilities where such
services are performed shall also be for the account of
the cargo.  Where carrier provides or arranges for such
services, it shall be entitled to an administrative fee
of U.S.$25 per cargo unit, which fee shall also be for
account of the cargo.  With carrier consent, the
customer may independently select, and arrange for such
services, including direct billing and payment.

The activities described in this rule shall in no way
increase the liability of the carrier for the condition,
quality or warranty of the cargo under its bill of
lading or otherwise.

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