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Interesting how I’ve come across this post, pretty amusing and rather interesting read! Talks all about customs brokers and their sufferings! This might be a case in the US, but it probably is also applicable worldwide. Let’s start from square one and there is not nearly enough for me to write otherwise we would be…
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Incoterms or international commerce terms are a series of international sales terms, published by International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) and widely used in international commercial transactions. These are accepted by governments, legal authorities and practitioners worldwide for the interpretation of most commonly used terms in international trade. This reduces or removes altogether uncertainties arising from…
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Guess what, instead of convincing yourselves that the sales pitching, the sales process, and the sales close matters that much, think about it. Most of the decision from a customer actually starts AND ends right when they see/hear the price. $$$$ Imagine yourself shopping for a shoe, you are looking for a durable, good, yet…
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Ever heard of the terms on the title? If you are into shipping, you are bound to encounter these 3 words. What do they represent? Check out the information below: Terms of shipment Common trading terms used in shipping goods internationally include: Freight on board, or free on board (FOB) - the exporter delivers the goods at the…
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Have you ever did a shipment, and encountered demurrage fees? If you do, you sure as hell know that you should avoid it, evade it, run away from it, and just totally stay away from the D word as much as possible. Why? Why the fear of this simple yet cool word? Let’s just focus…
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One of the most feared and respected document in the history of sea freight, the Bill of Lading, or B/L or BoL or just BL. What the heck is a “BILL OF LADING”? You have no idea. Today we are going to talk about the Original Bill Of Lading and the Surrender Bill of Lading…
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In common sense, an appointment letter is a letter that says you appoint someone to do something. Common sense right? In freight terms, an appointment letter appoints a forwarder to handle all the customs clearance and what nots for you. It’s pretty much a document to the customs officials saying “Hey you, I’m sending stuff…
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I had a client that caused major issues recently, due to some minor mistakes made by the client. The client was sent documents regarding the packing list and the invoice of the items being shipped for verification. She verified quickly and told me that everything is valid. When the container arrived at the local port…
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There is export. Then there’s import. For every transportation, make sure that export and import documents are processed as soon as possible with the related agents to ensure that the items are delivered without any delay. But guess what. Many don’t… People like to take things step by step. True enough, They will inch their…
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They appear to be the same identical thing. Just the name messes us up! Marine Insurance or Cargo Insurance is the insurance policy coverage of your shipment from origin to destination. The fact that it covers the whole journey makes it one of the most valuable piece of document in logistics. Frankly, it’s really important.…