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Quayage is a fee that is charged when loading or unloading goods on a quay or wharf. It's like a toll that you have to pay to use the space. Sometimes it's also called keyage.
Quayage
Quayage is a fee that is charged for loading or unloading goods on a quay or wharf. It is also known as keyage.
These examples show that quayage is a fee that is charged for loading or unloading goods at a quay or wharf. The first example shows that the shipping company had to pay quayage to the port authority for unloading their cargo at the wharf. The second example shows that the quayage for unloading a container of goods at the quay was quite expensive.