Destination Delivery Charge (DDC) refers to the fee assessed by carriers or shipping companies to cover the cost of transporting goods from the port of arrival to the final destination, which could be a warehouse or customer location. This charge typically includes costs associated with handling, delivery, and unloading. The DDC is separate from other shipping charges and is added to the total shipping cost. Understanding DDC is essential for budgeting and ensuring timely deliveries to customers while managing overall shipping expenses effectively.