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In-depth analysis of transport expertise in export operations

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In the practical operation of export operations, we often encounter many transport terminology. These terms are often only abbreviated and confusing. These terms will now be revealed for your study and reference。

01 discovery of transport professional terminology

Common transport terminology

Terms related to bills of lading and transport operations include:

It is hoped that these terms will help you to better understand the transport links in export operations。

Terminology related to the carriage of goods

Through these terms you can better understand the details of the transport of goods:

C/o (certificate of origin) — certificate of origin

C/o (care of) — transfer by a company to a company

Coc (certificate of conflict) - product conformity certificate

Consignee - consignee

Copy b/l — copy of bill of lading

C. S (currence surchaie) - the same as caf

Csc(co)— container services

Transport services and cost terminology

Detailed analysis of transport service types and costs:

F. I (free in) — cost of loading not borne by the party

F. I. O (free in and out) — no loading/handling costs borne by the party

F. I. O. S. (free in, out and stopped) — party does not bear the cost of loading, unloading and stowing

F. O (free out) — parties do not bear the cost of unloading vessels

Transport and logistics terminology

These terms help you understand the handling of goods during transport:

Air transport price terminology

Port area and ship terminology

Terms for port area operations and ships include:

Air transport price terminology

Air transport terminology

In air transport, some terms are specific:

Through this paper, you can gain a deeper understanding of the terminology used in transport in export operations, thus improving operationalization and communication。

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