Expedited shipping promises fast delivery times. Trucks transport goods directly from pickup to delivery, and for domestic deliveries, can reach its destination between two to three days.
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Not to be confused with cross-docking, transloading refers to when inbound freight is unloaded, unpacked, sorted through, and reorganized into different pallets for outbound shipping.
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Break bulk shipping is a popular method for transporting goods that do not fit in standard-size shipping containers or cargoes. This type of cargo is shipped in bags, boxes, crates, drums, and barrels, or it is simply rolled, lifted, and pushed onto a ship.
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The Miriam-Webster Dictionary would say that “tariffs” are a schedule of duties imposed by a government on imported [or] exported goods. While simple to understand, the purpose behind tariffs can range from protectionist policies to international politics to a bit of everything.
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Not everything can be packed up and shipped in a normal container. The world of temperature controlled shipping may be complicated and have many rules and regulations, but it is incredibly important in the supply chain.
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