Consolidation in Logistics is where a carrier or a shipping company combines several smaller shipments into one full container. Consolidation can also be referred to as Less Container Load(LCL) or …
A logistics contract is a set of agreements between two or more parties, where the scope of services to be rendered by the freight forwarder on behalf of the shipper …
The rising demand for exports and imports across the globe certainly calls for an increase in the activities of freight forwarders and such demands are certainly not going to stop …
E-commerce simply refers to the purchasing of goods and services online. All such transactions are carried out without the physical presence of both the buyers and sellers. In recent times, …
At these critical times and always when laboratory and medical equipment and accessories need to get to their required destination at the earliest time possible, Edas Global Supply Chain Ltd …
Being a customer centered logistics company is not a stunt, it is something very vital if any logistics business must succeed. Companies that are customer-focused have a culture dedicated to …
Do you always wonder how organizations manage to execute large logistics projects despite its size and complexity? Study this article and you are good. Project Logistics involves the management of …
Inbound logistics focuses on the shipping and storage of inbound items; the inbound logistics process refers to the inflow of materials from suppliers to plant or location where it is needed. …
“Incoterms” is an abbreviation for International Commercial terms, and they are series of pre-defined commercial terms published by International Chamber of commerce relating to international commercial law. Incoterms are used …
Ever heard of third party logistics and was wondering what it meant, Look no further, you are reading the right article. We would be giving details of what exactly is …
