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  4 Definite Ways to Reduce Detention and Demurrage Costs
  
  For shipments arranged in FOB, FAS, CNF, and CIF. The consignees are liable for any costs incurred during the delivery of containers…
  
  Port Operations
  
  Essential Guide to Time Charter
  
  There are several elements of a Time Charter. There are the actual vessel that is chartered, the vessel-owner, the charter party, the…
  
  Port Operations
  
  Bill of Lading vs Shipping Manifest
  
  Bill of Lading and Shipping Manifests are both essential trade documents. However, the intended users of both documents differ. Freight forwarders and…
  
  Port Operations
  
  How Does HS Code Work? Start Here
  
  Warning: Long Post, if you want to skip through to the sections you want, you can always refer to the tables of…
  
  Port Operations
  
  What is Duty Drawback? Simplified Explanation
  
  A Duty drawback is where the customs officer refunds the paid duty and tax, provided that the articles or commodity imported fulfills…
Global
- Global
  
  How to Start a Logistics Company in China
  
  The logistics business is a global affair, as cargo sources come from all around the world, China as the world’s largest exporter…
  
  Global
  
  What is a Phytosanitary Certificate in Logistics?
  
  The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nation (FAO), via the International Plant Protection Convention (IPPC), has imposed 42 ISPM standards,…
  
  Global
  
  Which Countries Need a Certificate of Origin?
  
  As simple a question as “Which countries need a certificate of origin?” is, the answer seems deeply embedded in the reason why…
  
  Global
  
  What is the difference between LCL and FCL?
  
  Introduction Many will summarize FCL as Full Container Load and LCL as Lesser Container Load. This suggests that…
  
  Global
  
  Major Shipping Routes of the World (By Commodities)
  
  Introduction In this article, by looking into the world’s major shipping routes, studying the commodities that the ship…
Shipping
- Shipping
  
  Ex Work Shipment Only Benefits the Seller?
  
  Ex Work Shipments is an INCOTERM shipping arrangement that places the highest degree of responsibility to the buyer to arrange the end-to-end…
  
  Shipping
  
  Is My Container Seaworthy? (Or Not)
  
  In most sea export cases, the containers used for loading and transportation are carrier owned containers (COC) as to shipper owned containers…
  
  Shipping
  
  What is an NVOCC?
  
  Introduction Some logistics service provider presents themselves as an NVOCC, some as a Freight Forwarder, some defines their business…
  
  Shipping
  
  Negotiable Bill of Lading Explained
  
  Introduction Amazingly, there is so much significance packed into one piece of paper: The Bill of Lading. Perhaps it’s…
  
  Shipping
  
  Advantages of Short Sea Shipping: Why Should We Embrace it
  
  Only Europe has the political landscape, the economic strength, and the geographical coastal advantage that nurtures the environment where Short Sea Shipping…
Malaysia
- Shipping
  
  How to export rubber from Malaysia
  
  Have you ever wondered how to export rubber or rubber related products from Malaysia? Here are some interesting facts and transportation requirements…
  
  Customs
  
  Day In Life of a Custom Broker in Malaysia
  
  Do you ever wonder what it is like to be custom broker? What are the required skills and knowledge in…
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