Gross Weight error of international freight: Analysis of key points and compliance risks!
14 May 2024
When dealing with international freight, the accuracy of the bulk weight is very important because it is directly related to the transport costs, customs declarations and possible compliance issues. Errors between the bulk weight and the bulk weight are common, but it is necessary to pay attention to several key points to avoid possible problems.
Shipowners bill of lading vs freight forwarders bill of lading: understand the difference between the two to ensure trade security
8 May 2024
In international trade, the Bill of Lading (abbreviated B/L) as one of the important proofs of the transport contract, not only proves the shipment of the goods, but also proves the ownership of the goods. Learn the difference between the Master Bill of Lading (MB/L) and the House Bill of Lading (HB/L) to ensure the safety and accurate delivery of the goods.
How to save money on marine export insurance: seven tips to teach you how to buy insurance wisely!
26 April 2024
When conducting maritime exports, reducing insurance costs is the focus of many export companies. Maritime insurance, as an integral part of international trade, aims to ensure the safety of goods in the process of transportation and reduce the possible economic losses. However, insurance costs can also become one of the costs that need to carefully consider. How to ensure both the safety of goods and the ability to...
Operational processes and attentions of old rail freight transport
23 April 2024
Since its inception, the Central Railway has greatly facilitated the circulation of trade between the two countries, effectively reducing transport time and reducing freight costs. In order to ensure the efficiency and safety of the transport process, it is essential to understand the detailed operating process and attention matters. This article will analyze in depth the three aspects of preparation work, tracking inquiries, and overseas stacking/return box.
CIF Terms Revealed: Understand the Costs and Responsibilities of International Trade!
23 April 2024
CIF (Cost, Insurance, and Freight) is one of the most common trade terms in international trade and is part of the International Chamber of Commerce’s (ICC) General Terms of Interpretation of International Trade (Incoterms). Understanding and correctly applying CIF terms can not only guarantee the fairness of transactions, but also effectively prevent the possibility of commercial transactions.
Responsibility for transfer costs under the CIF clause
12 April 2024
In international trade, the CIF (Cost, Insurance, and Freight) clause stipulates that the seller must bear all costs and risks until the goods are delivered to the agreed destination port, including insurance fees and shipping fees in the process of transportation of goods. However, in accordance with the CIF clause, shipping costs, especially additional costs arising from specific circumstances, such as check fees, are often the responsibility.
Global supply chain crisis drives air freight market to grow against the trend
11 April 2024
At a time when the global supply chain is experiencing unprecedented challenges, the air transport market has met an unusually busy “out-of-season”. Usually, the air freight market is out-of-season at the beginning of each year and after the Lunar Spring Festival, but this year the situation is very different.
European Export 40 Meter High Cabinet Weight Limit Problems and Operating Recommendations
April 10, 2024
The weight limitation of the 40-foot (40HQ) cabin for exports to Europe is indeed a matter that needs to be carefully considered. The limits on the weight of goods will vary in different countries and regions due to different traffic regulations, road conditions and port facilities. Although shipping companies have clear regulations on the maximum load of containers, the country of destination needs to be considered when practically operating.
Addressing the challenges of cargo returns in international trade
8 April 2024
In the process of international trade, the encounter of non-compliant quality of goods is a major risk to enterprise operations. Especially when the issue involves the customers explicit rejection of goods, how to properly handle the emergency task facing the enterprise. This article will explore in detail how to effectively carry out the process of re-delivery in the case of non-compliant inspection of goods and customer rejection, while involving the relevant laws and regulations.
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