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Shipping and Importing from Vietnam to the US
Recent trends in the trade picture in Southeast Asia show that Vietnam is becoming a significant competitor to the robust Chinese economy. On one front the number of orders for goods is shifting from China to Vietnam, and ocean freight forwarders are directing more shipments in and out of Vietnam because cheap labor and a skilled workforce support more manufacturing operations. Another economic benchmark is the number of industries relocating from the prestigious Chinese Pearl
Sea Freight Shipping
The most economical way to export goods overseas is by using ocean shipping and logistics involved in moving cargo from the manufacturer to the docks, onto the ship, and across the ocean to the intended destination. Further logistic planning involves removing the cargo from the ship and taking it to its final destination. In the current shipping industry, an ocean freight forwarder ensures that everything from loading to unloading, the duties, and tariffs, and drayage
International shipping
The drayage services in the logistics planning for intermodal shipping is a vital part of the overall shipping process. Drayage involves the movement of freight over small distances usually directly from the ship or port storage to a warehouse, train, or truck terminal for further shipping. According to IANA, The Intermodal Association of North America, there are over 60 million drayage movements of cargo in one year in just North America. Drayage trucking companies have
Logistic Company Help Move Hazardous Materials
The transportation of hazardous materials in the United States amounts to about 817,000 shipments daily and includes over 5.4 million tons of material shipped. This is equal to about 300 million shipments and over 2 billion tons of hazardous cargo per year and in 1997, was approximately 18% of all the cargo shipped overland. There are different regulations for shipping hazardous material than for shipping regular cargo. As a result, the logistic company involved in
In the international shipping industry and commercial trade, there is often the need for long-term storage of goods and materials. This storage can be used for goods waiting to export or for products that have arrived from overseas and have not moved forward in the shipping chain. Businesses need to understand that a warehouse is more than just a big building to place goods and materials. Because a warehouse is a vital part of the
When Exporters Should Use DDP Incoterm
Incoterms are regulations put in place by the International Chamber of Commerce to establish export and import clearance guidelines for the delivery of goods between seller and buyer. There are two main groups of these regulations. Those in Group I set the rules for all modes of the transportation of goods, and those in Group II refer only to modes of transportation at sea and in Inland Waterways for supply chains. DDP (Delivered Duty Paid)

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