Freight Market Update: September 15, 2023
Asia to North America ocean freight rates were level in the past two weeks. Read on to learn more.
Asia to North America ocean freight rates were level in the past two weeks. Read on to learn more.
Ocean freight rates kept climbing moderately through late August on both the China to US west coast and east coast lanes. Read on to learn more.
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Ocean freight rates increased again on both the China to US west coast and east coast lanes since late July. Read on to learn more.
Hazardous materials are classified into 9 classes, and pose risks to humans and the environment, requiring special documentation & handling in transit.
A Delivery Order (DO) is a document that authorizes the release of cargo and provides instructions for pick-up and delivery.
Drop shipping is a fulfillment method where the retailer transfers the customer orders to a supplier who handles the shipping and delivery.
Embargo limits or prohibits transportation and exchange of goods with a target location for political, security, or economic reasons.
Duty Drawback is a fiscal incentive in international trade that refunds customs duties, fees, or taxes on goods that are re-exported.
Reverse logistics is the process of managing the return of products and materials for value recovery or other operations related to the reuse of them.
A Through Bill of Lading (BOL) streamlines shipping by consolidating the transportation of goods across multiple phases & modes into a single document.
Landed cost covers all costs from procuring to shipping goods, including taxes and duties and is vital for setting competitive and profitable prices.
The Automated Commercial Environment (ACE) is the U.S. Customs’ key digital tool for import/export e-filing, assuring compliance & expediting clearance.