Deeply understand shipping miscellaneous fees, CIC fees, CFS fees, EBS fees and LOCAL CHARGE, master the cost - bearing rules under different trade terms, and avoid additional costs.
Detailed introduction of the key steps for exporting office furniture to Vietnam by full - container load by sea, including commodity inspection, packing, customs declaration, application for certificate of origin, and tax rate optimization strategies to ensure smooth customs clearance.
Deeply introduce the sea transportation process of PE diaphragms exported from Shanghai to Busan, South Korea, covering key links such as customs declaration, insurance and document preparation.
This article mainly introduces the two main ports in Brazil - Port of Santos and Port of Rio de Janeiro, which are exported from Shanghai Port, and the main requirements for exporting to Brazil. These requirements include the specific information requirements of the customs for bills of lading, the types of bills of lading accepted, as well as information related to customs clearance time and container demurrage charges. For enterprises planning to export to Brazil, understanding this information helps to avoid possible delays and additional costs.
China and Russia have always maintained a friendly neighborly relationship and have close cooperation in trade. When China exports products to Russia, the following is an overview of some major ports.
In the context of the rapid development of international trade and the continuous expansion of transportation services, LCL shipping is widely adopted. However, LCL shipping is different from FCL shipping, and its transportation requirements are special and independent. Here, we will explore these issues and discuss the challenges that may be encountered in the actual operation process.
In maritime shipping business, ETD and ETA are two very common terms because they help all relevant parties understand the expected schedule of goods transportation. Please note that both of these terms represent estimated times, and the actual departure and arrival times may change due to various factors such as weather, mechanical failures, and port congestion.
The Marine Bill of Lading (MBL) is a cargo transportation document issued by the shipping company, used to prove the ownership of the goods and the transfer of ownership during the shipping process. This type of bill of lading is usually issued directly by the shipping company to the consignor or its agent, including information such as the name of the goods, quantity, loading port, destination port and shipping method. Due to its high security, it is widely used in sea freight trade.