Destination Delivery Charge
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FIOS in a Bill of Lading stands for "Free In and Out Stowed." It indicates that the cargo owner is responsible for all loading and unloading costs, as well as the stowage of the goods on the vessel. This term is commonly used in shipping contracts to clarify the financial responsibilities of the parties involved. In essence, the shipping company is not responsible for these costs.
The International Ship and Port Facility Security Code (ISPS Code)
Delivery container terminal (the supplier will deliver container to their local domestic port)
It is presumed to mean, "Tanker Take Over." Though there is no such term.
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Bill of Loading
ACD mean : custom documentation charges
In shipping, 'RT' is an acronym for the term 'Revenue Ton'. This term is used to describe the measurement in which freight is shipped.
delivert duty paid
Container Freight Station
Container Freight Station
DDC-I was created in 1980.
Failure to appear for Defensive Driving Course.
A ship full of synthesizers? no idea sorry!
The shipping term "POL" stands for "Port of Loading." It refers to the location where cargo is loaded onto a vessel for transport. This term is crucial in logistics and shipping documentation, as it helps define the starting point of the shipping journey and can impact shipping costs and transit times. Understanding the POL is essential for both shippers and consignees in coordinating logistics effectively.