Customs bond is a mandatory agreement required by the US CBP (Customs and Border Protection) to allow importers to import their goods across the US
Storage containers are large steel structures used for transporting goods over long distances. Moreover, their usability is beyond their original purpose. They can be small
Terminal handling charges in shipping refer to the fees levied by the port or terminal authorities on the shippers or shipping companies to compensate for
Docking and cross-docking are strategies in the logistics industry meant to increase the efficiency and safety of the transportation process. While docking refers to parking
Shippers across the globe transport different types of refrigerated cargo across international borders to cater to the rising demands of the supply chain. Goods such
Ex Works Incoterm is one of the eleven foreign trade terms that allow shipping parties, primarily the seller and the buyer, to know their responsibilities.
Yard management systems are the future of maritime logistics, helping improve the operational efficiency and revenue generation of container yards. Yard operations include handling containers,
Consolidation in logistics refers to combining multiple small shipments into a singular large shipment for international transportation. It is challenging for shippers to transport small
Telex release in shipping is an optional process that shippers, consignees, or NVOCC can use to file a release of the shipment from the shipping
Port dues in shipping refer to the charges imposed by the port authorities on vessel operators for using port facilities and services. Maritime shipping is
AMS in shipping is an electronic system created by US Customs to transmit data across various air and ocean systems for crossing the US border.
Dry docks are maritime facilities where vessels are moored for maintenance and repairs. These are also used for assembling the parts to construct a new
