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Cabotage Law in Sea Transportation
What Does Cabotage Mean? Cabotage Law in Sea Transportation is the transporting of goods and passengers between ports in a country by a foreign transporter. What...
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What is HS Code – Harmonized System (The complete Guide)
What is HS Code? Harmonized Commodity Description and Coding System is commonly known as the HS Code or Harmonized System. The World Customs Organisation (WCO)...
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Introduction to Sea Port and Harbour
Introduction to Sea Port and Harbour provides you a complete knowledge including identifying the difference of harbour and port as well as the available...
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AMS filing- Automated Manifest System
What is AMS meaning in shipping? AMS-Automated Manifest System is the manifesting system in U.S ports. This is also identified as U.S Customs 24-Hour manifesting...
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The Charter Party Contract
What is Chartering? In general, you know how cargo moves via sea with the support of the carrier. If the shipper has cargo to fill...
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Customs House Agent (CHA)- Customs Broker
Who is a Customs House Agent? As the name reflects the agent of the customs calls the Customs House Agent. The customs broker act as...
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Customs Declaration- CusDec
What is CusDec Stand for? Customs Declaration What is the Use of Customs Declaration? Every country has a border control body to control the goods flow...
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Bill of Lading- BL
What is Bill of Lading? Bill of Lading is commonly used as BL. It is a transport document. A carrier issus the bill of lading....
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Freight Forwarder
Who is a Freight Forwarder? A freight forwarder is a party or a company act as the agent of the cargo owner. They can...
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NVOCC – Non Vessel Operating Common Carrier
NVOCC | Non-Vessel Operating Common Carrier