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The 9th Asia Logistics and Shipping Conference was held in Hong Kong.The 9th Asian Logistics and Maritime Conference was held in Hong Kong,
focusing on geopolitical issues, smart shipping, and structural changes in the shipping industry.
The 9th Asian Logistics and Maritime Conference, co-organized by the Hong Kong Trade Development Council and the Hong Kong SAR Government, took place from November 19 to 20 at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre. Nearly 70 logistics and shipping industry experts and leaders attended the conference and shared their insights.
Hong Kong Trade Development Council President Margaret Fong stated that the Asian Logistics and Maritime Conference aims to provide a platform for the industry to learn, share, and communicate, helping them to explore new business areas and highlighting Hong Kong's advantages as a logistics, shipping, and air transport hub in the region.
On the first day of the conference, a total of eight...
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Essential for Maritime Professionals: Comprehensive Glossary of Customs Terms1. Cargo Management Supervision: Abbreviated as cargo management. It is an important management authority for customs to supervise the legal entry and exit of goods and means of transport at the port on behalf of the country, according to the "Customs Law" and other national import and export laws, regulations, and policies. It is also the basis for customs to complete tasks such as collecting tariffs, preventing smuggling violations, and compiling customs statistics.
2. Basic System of Cargo Transport Supervision: The examination of documents (declaration), inspection, taxation, and release of means of transport and their cargo entering and exiting the country form a unified whole that is both mutually restrictive and relatively independent, constituting the basic work of cargo management.
3. Inspection (Check): It is based on the reviewed documents to directly verify and check the content declared by the cargo owner. Except for those exempted from inspection by special provisions, means of transport for goods entering and exiting the country must be subject to inspection.
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A comprehensive collection of English expressions for freight forwarding transportation costs, worth keeping!Freight Charges:
Air Freight - AIR FREIGHT
Ocean Freight - OCEAN FREIGHT
Local Charge - LOCAL CHARGE
Surrendered Fee - SURRENDERED FEE
Combined Charge - COMBINED CHARGE
Amend Fee - AMEND FEE
Trucking Fee - TRUCKING FEE
Courier Fee - COURIER FEE
Fumigation Charge - FUMIGATION CHARGE
Document Fee - DOCUMENT FEE
Logout Fee - LOGOUT FEE
Re-Booking Fee - RE-BOOKING FEE
Inspection Fee - INSPECTION FEE
Booking Fee - BOOKING FEE
Insurance Fee - INSURANCE FEE
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What is meant by "ocean freight consolidation" and "underutilization fee"?Today, the editor will share some relevant knowledge about the costs associated with less-than-container-load (LCL) shipping during the transportation of goods.
What is LCL cargo?
CL CARGO = LESS CONTAINER LOAD, LCL cargo specifically refers to small shipments that do not fill an entire container (20'/40'/45'). Typically, these are consolidated by a consolidator who collects cargo separately and gathers it at a container freight station or inland location, and then combines two or more shipments into one container. Similarly, the cargo will be unpacked and delivered separately at the destination's container freight station or inland location.
For this type of cargo, the carrier is responsible for the loading and unloading operations, and the loading and unloading fees are still charged to the shipper. The carrier's responsibility for LCL cargo is basically...
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