Clearance Documentation: Sure, there are normal standard customs documentation requirements to clear shipments at each imported border point. However, each country has its own additional required documentation based on the mode of shipping:…
Port Types: It refers to a maritime facility that may have one or more wharves where ships may dock to load and or discharge passengers and or cargo. Therefore, it calls seaports, which…
Shipping Containers: It is a reusable steel box with standard weight & dimension used for storage and handling cargo during international shipping trade. Containers loaded or moved by Container Vessels or multi–purpose ships.…
We have many logistics tools used for shipping as: Ships: It is a floating object used for the carriage of people or cargo, and when it became larger and more specialized, we called…
Rules for Sea and Inland Waterway Transport: FOB: Free On Board This means the Seller delivers goods, cleared for export, loaded on board the Vessel at the nominated port, once the goods have…
INCOTERMS (Delivery Term Agreements): The difference in rules between countries creates a need to organize the interpretations. So the ICC (International Chamber of Commerce) started a series of pre-defined commercial series of three-letter…
There are many factors affecting international trade, for example: 1- Rising Tariff: This is mainly about customs duty and as well, ocean freights apply to each country controlling cargo flow. I.E. Between USA-CHINA…
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