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A cross dock allowance is a fee or cost associated with the handling and transfer of goods at a cross-docking facility. Cross-docking involves the direct transfer of goods from inbound to outbound transportation without long-term storage, and the allowance covers expenses related to labor, equipment, and facility usage required for this process. This allowance is often negotiated as part of logistics contracts to streamline operations and improve efficiency in supply chain management.

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