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KOT, Keep on Track. KOT, Kitchen Order Ticket (hotel industry)

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Planting hay is quite simple, all you need is a tractor and a seed planter. This is a machine that attaches to the Power take off (PTO) on the tractor and will evenly dispurse the seeds. Hay does not need the amount of tractor work other crops do, most hay feilds are natural grasses that are already growing (however, farmers do add in a variety of grasses), hay fields do not need to be sprayed or cutivated pre or post planting.

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Usually reserved for used electronics.

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UPS Freight LTL is the former Overnite Transportation. UPS purchased Overnite in 2005. If you are looking for LTL solutions contact 1st Priority Services at 608-310-3110. Ask for Steve.

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There is a direct line on the metro: Line 4, direction Porte d'Orléans, to Montparnasse-Bienvenue.

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Bonded cargo is cargo for which duty has not been paid. It is still under customs control and has to be moved to a bonded .warehouse

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To create is to make something from nothing. To innovate is to progress what has already been created.

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Per Diem means Per Day , it usually refers to what a company will pay to you as in food lodging or mileage for example if you are out of town on a business trip the company you work for may give you 50.00 dollars a day per Diem to help cover your expenses

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The shipper.

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Inbound cargo is freight that is shipped in from somewhere else. (inbound coming in)

Outbound cargo is freight that is being shipped off to somewhere else. (outbound going out)

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The POGO VTOL, the Tailsitter, the Convair XFY, and Lockheed XFV, to name a few.

Ans 2 - All of those were experimental. -Popular working aircraft that used contra rotating props were the British Fairey Gannet, Westland Wyvern , Supermarine Seafire and Avro Shackleton.

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I don't know if I'm reading this right, but, from how you put your dimensions, I gather the pallets are:

72 inches long

26 inches wide

79 inches high

It sounds wrong, but I'm going to go with that notion. If those dimensions are correct, you'd be able to fit 24 pallets in the truck (eight pallets lengthwise by three pallets wide - you only have enough inside height for one pallet).

A typical 53 foot trailer is 53 feet long by 102 inches wide (however, usable floor space may only be 96 inches), and has an inside height of 110 inches.

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According to mdst.co.uk, the average is around 10,610 for the larger vessels

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class 250 is for bicycles!

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For domestic shipping we would normally refer to the volume as being a number of units of a product shipped and volume would not normally refer to cube, but in international logistics terms we might use the number of CBM (cubic meters) or TEUs (Twenty Foot Equivalent containers). International shipping is almost always performed in Metric Units - cbm & kgs. A TEU is 20 ft long by 108" wide * 112" high international shipping container.

When products are loaded into an international container, they may weight out - reach the allowed over the road weight when mounted on a chassis or they may cube out, if you are shipping a low density item such as pampers or cornflakes.

A good logistics planner will attempt to mix products to simultaneously cube & weight out, but as customers rarely order items in such a wonderful ratio, this nirvana is rarely reached. However, it should be noted that most international shipments are shipped in 40 ft standard containers that weight out with a tare weight around 67,000 pounds. With the container weight this will amount to 71,000 lbs and on the chassis pulled by a tractor, the weight limit is 80,000 lbs, distributed in a defined manner across the vehicles axles.

From this we can deduce that a 40ft standard container=2 TEUs, but the TEU may weight out or cube out or neither. So the volume does not necessarily reflect either cube or weight.

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Class 100

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The abbreviation of logistics is LOG

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The company that is PHYSICALLY shipping the freight (the company whose dock the freight is leaving).

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Founded on June 16, 1903 in Dearborn, Michigan

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BILL of lading 3 original meant for one is Reserve bank has to confirm that your shipment went thru proper channel

second one is your bank authendicate that shipments get money to your a/c .

third one is meant for clearing the documents to your buyers from their destination port