MAIN POINT in the process of the international logistics

#001 Shipper

A shipper is a person or company that sends or transports goods from one place to another.

#002 Trucking

Transportation of goods from an exporter(the shipper) to a loading port or warehouse.

#003 Export Customs clearance

Export customs clearance is the process of fulfilling necessary legal requirements and documentation for shipping goods internationally. It ensures compliance with customs regulations, allowing smooth passage of goods across borders.

#004 Port Of Loading (POL)

Port of Loading refers to the specific location where cargo is loaded onto a vessel for transportation. It is the starting point of the shipment's journey and plays a crucial role in international trade and logistics.

#005 Port Of Discharge (POD)

Port of Discharge refers to the specific seaport where imported goods or cargo are delivered and received. It is the destination point where the shipment is unloaded and cleared by customs for distribution within the country or region.

#006 Import Customs Clearance

Import Customs Clearance is the process of fulfilling legal requirements and formalities to bring goods into a country. It involves submitting necessary documents, paying duties and taxes, and obtaining official approval before the goods can be legally released and delivered to the importer.

#007 Trucking

The process of transporting goods from the Discharge port or warehouse to the buyer's(consignee) warehouse.

#008 Buyer(Consignee)

An import consignee is the individual, company, or entity designated to receive and take ownership of goods or shipments brought into a country from an overseas location.

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