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Building Strong Supplier Relationships in the Oil and Gas Industry: The Key to Successful Procurement

Building Strong Supplier Relationships in the Oil and Gas Industry: The Key to Successful Procurement The oil and gas industry is a complex and dynamic industry that relies heavily on…

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The Bill of Lading

What is the Bill of Lading? A bill of lading is a legal document that serves as a receipt for goods being transported by a carrier, such as a truck,…

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What is a container yard?

A container yard (CY) is an area usually within a port where containers are stored and handled before being loaded onto or unloaded from a shipping vessel. Container yards are…

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Read more about the article Risks of using DAP Incoterm

Risks of using DAP Incoterm

DAP Incoterm is a term used to describe a buy-sell arrangement where goods are delivered to a specific location, also known as the "named place". DAP is an acronym for…

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What does consignee mean?

When goods are traded internationally, the parties involved in the transaction must decide on the goods’ terms of sale. This can include information on the goods, the price, the date,…

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A Brief Introduction: Bill of Lading

A bill of lading is a document that is issued to a person or a company acknowledging the receipt of goods from a carrier. The bill of lading is used…

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Tonnes vs Tons

Do tonnes and tons mean the same thing? The short answer is no. But, we bet you want the long answer, so here it is. 1 tonne is the same…

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What is an Abandoned Shipment in Customs?

What is Abandonment in Customs? Abandonment is the term used to describe the act of abandoning an entire shipment with the intent of not taking the risk of the shipment…

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What is Sales and Operations Planning

Sales and operations planning is a process in which you plan for the sales and production of products. It includes forecasting and tracking the growth of your company. It also…

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What Is Earnings Before Interest And Tax?

Earnings before interest and tax (EBIT) is a common measure of profitability in a given accounting period. It is the measure of an entity's net income in a given accounting…

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Read more about the article Examples of Import Export Compliance Issues

Examples of Import Export Compliance Issues

1. Discrepancy between gross weight and net weight. A mismatch between the weights showing on the Bill of Lading and a packing list can create significant problems for Customs clearance.…

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Reducing manual activities in managing transportation

In supply chain operations, manual operations such as end-to-end time and cost calculations, checking routes on maps, comparing freight quotes, and searching for freight availability can take up a lot…

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  • What is a container yard?
  • Risks of using DAP Incoterm
  • What does consignee mean?
  • A Brief Introduction: Bill of Lading
  • Tonnes vs Tons
  • What is an Abandoned Shipment in Customs?
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