What is a Bill of Lading?
Bill of Lading is an official document that documents the receipt of the cargo in maritime transportation and represents the right of ownership. Its types and arrangement are on this page…
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What is Cross Docking?
Cross docking is a logistics model in which the products coming from the supplier are separated and shipped directly to the exit vehicles without being kept in the warehouse.
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What is Micro Export?
Micro export is a product made abroad in low volume and within certain monetary limits, through electronic systems instead of classical customs declaration…
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What is Integrated Logistics?
Integrated logistics refers to the coordination of all stages of the supply chain under a single planning and management system.
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What is Complete Transportation (FTL)?
FTL Transportation is the abbreviation of "Full Truck Load" and refers to the transportation of an entire vehicle by filling it with the load belonging to a single sender.
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What is Desi?
Desi is the unit of measurement in cargo and logistics that allows costing a shipment according to its volume, especially in light but large packages…
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What is Demurrage?
Demurrage is the additional logistics cost that occurs when containers wait longer than the free time allowed at the port and increases due to delay.
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What is a Packing List?
A packing list is an official document that shows a detailed breakdown of the products to be transported within the scope of a shipment and forms the basis of logistics processes.
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What is Handling?
Handling means loading, unloading, transferring, stacking and relocation during the transportation of loads from one point to another in logistics processes…
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What is ADR?
ADR is an agreement that regulates the international transportation of dangerous goods by road. It stands for “Accord relative au transport international des…
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What is Warehouse?
Warehouse is the storage that occurs when a transported cargo is kept in a port, warehouse, customs area or similar areas for longer than the specified time…
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What are Container Dimensions?
Container dimensions refer to the standard dimensions determined for the safe, regular and efficient transportation of cargo in international transportation.
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