What is Sea Freight and Why Use It?
Sea Freight is a method of transporting large amounts of goods using carrier ships. Goods are packed into containers and then loaded onto a vessel. ... Press to view
Cargo Customs Clearance
Before shipping various goods, a shipper may wonder what customs clearance means and how it’s relevant to their shipping options. ... Press to view
What is Customs Clearance?
Customs clearance is the act of taking goods through the customs authority to facilitate the movement of cargo into a country (import) and outside the country (export). ... Press to view
Why is a ship called a liner?
Ships that operate daily do so based on a fixed route or a ‘line’. These regularly scheduled voyages are known as lined voyages. ... Press to view
What is Liner Shipping and what is its role in container shipping?
There are more than 55,000 merchant ships plying global trade around the world and these ships include General Cargo ... Press to view
What is a cargo insurance policy?
Insurance policy is a legally binding written document, which is issued by insurance company or underwriter to policy holder or insured/assured. ... Press to view
What is Cargo Insurance?
Cargo insurance is the method used in protecting shipments from physical damage or theft. In fact, insuring cargo ensures ... Press to view