美对华船舶港口费暂停预计延至 2027 年 1 月 10 日,原定 11 月 9 日到期恢复US Port-Fee Suspension on Chinese-Linked Vessels Expected to Run to January 10, 2027
上期周报曾提示"11 月 9 日到期、USTR 未发延期通知"的港口费悬念有了实质进展:据 S&P Global Platts 援引多位行业人士消息,预计再延长约两个月至 2027 年 1 月 10 日。gCaptain 同期报道 USTR 已提出延长暂停至 2027 年 1 月的方案。截至发稿 USTR 尚未发布正式通知,需以官方文件为准。该费用源于 301 调查:2025 年 10 月 14 日起对中国关联船舶征收港口服务费,中美同月在吉隆坡磋商后各自暂停一年。The US port-fee suspension on Chinese-linked vessels, due to expire on 9 November 2026, is expected to be extended by about two months to 10 January 2027, according to multiple industry sources cited by S&P Global Platts; gCaptain separately reported that USTR has proposed extending the suspension into January 2027. No formal notice has been published yet. The fees stem from the Section 301 action effective 14 October 2025, paused for one year by both sides after the Kuala Lumpur talks.
费用标准回顾:中国实体拥有或运营的船舶每净吨 50 美元并逐年递增;非中国运营商运营的中国建造船舶按每净吨 18 美元或每卸货集装箱 120 美元取高;非美国建造的滚装船每净吨 14 美元。LNG 船、空载压载船、装载煤炭谷物等出口散货的船舶可豁免。延期动因之一是美国煤炭出口商的成本压力——重新收费会推高美国出口运输成本,与扩大对华出口的目标相冲突。Rate recap: USD 50 per net ton for Chinese-owned or operated vessels, rising yearly; USD 18 per net ton or USD 120 per discharging container (whichever higher) for Chinese-built ships on non-Chinese operators; USD 14 per net ton for non-US-built ro-ro carriers. LNG carriers, ballast legs and coal/grain export loadings are exempt. One driver of the extension is cost pressure on US coal exporters — reinstating fees would raise US export logistics costs against the goal of selling more to China.
对进口商意味着什么What It Means For Importers
对美线货主这是"暂缓加价"而非"取消风险":11 月至 1 月初订舱按现行运价结构走即可,但要把 1 月 10 日后费用恢复的可能性写进与买家的价格有效期里。租船订舱的物流条款中明确船期若跨越恢复日,港口费由哪方承担;有中国建造船舶承运的整柜货,提前让船司书面确认豁免适用情况。For US-bound cargo this is a deferral, not a removal of risk: book through early January on the current rate structure, but write the possibility of fees returning after 10 January into the validity of your quotes. In booking terms, state which side bears port fees if a voyage straddles the reinstatement date, and get carriers to confirm exemption status in writing for FCL moved on Chinese-built tonnage.
