Discharge payment, unloading charges

In former times, the payment to achieve the unloading of a ship. – Until well into the second half of the 20th century, this was done by back carriers, who were organized like guilds in many ports. The changeover to sea freight containers (large metal containers; freight containers), which simplified and accelerated the loading, transport, storage and unloading of goods, caused the extinction of this traditional profession. – See anchor money, discharge money, harbor money, wharf money, crane money, loading money, load money, demurrage, lighthouse money, pilot money, cap money, bulky cargo money, stowage money, buoy money, weighing money.

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