
General Logistics Terms
a/a: Always afloat
a.a.r: Against all risks
Air consignment note: Air waybill
Airport of arival: Arrival airport
Airport of departure
Airway bill: Air waybill
Always safely afloat: Always floating
a.m.: Ante meridiem (before noon)
Amounts: Amount
Approx.: Approximetally (Approx.)
ARR: Arrival (arrival time)
B/L: Bill of Lading
Booking: Reservation
Breakdown clause (of-of-hire clause): Used for the breakdown, collision or equipment of the ship in the time charter agreement or policies
Breaking bulk: Starting to unload the ship
Brokerage: The commission earned by the broker (simsal) for his service related to the rental agreement.
B.S.: Bottom stowed
B.S.T.: British summer time
Bulk: Bulk cargo (not in a package, e.g. coal)
Bulk freight: A load with a low weight but a high stowage factor
ca.: Circa (presumably)
Chad. (c/d): Cash against documents
c.a.f.: Coüt, assurance,fret,c.i.f. (cost of goods, insurance and freight)
cargo: transport,load
Carriage: Transport,Shipping
Carrier: Carrier
c.o.d.: Charges collect (at buyer’s expense)
Certificate of origin: Certificate of origin
c.+f: Cost andfreight
c.+i: Cost and insurance
Charge: Cost, fee, fee
Chargeable weight: Chargeable weight
CIF: Delivery as cost of goods
c.i.f.: Cost of goods, insurance and freight
c.i.f.+c: Cost, insurance, freight and commission (including cost of goods, insurance, freight and expenses)
c.i.f landed: Cost,insurance,freight,landed (cost of goods, insurance, freight and unloading costs)
city terminal service: City terminal service
c.k.d.: Completely knocked down
Claims: Complaints
c/o: Care of. (by)
c.o.d.: Cash on delivery
Collecting free: Fee paid to pick up the goods from the ship at the port of destination
Commodity rates: Fee applied in shipping table
Conditions of contract
Consignee: self-sent goods
Consignment: Goods sent, sending goods, shipment
Consignor: Sending goods
Consolidator: Organization that is a member of IATA and combines and dispatches goods in bulk
Consular Invoice (C.I): Certified invoice
c.o.s.: Charterer pays des
CPT: Pick up with freight paid
CRF: Cost of goods and freight
c.t: Conference terms (conditions of agreement between regular line shipping companies)
Current rates: Current prices
Customs broker: Customs broker
Costoms clearance: clearance customs clearance
custums declaration: Customs declaration
DAF: Border delivery
d.d.: Dangerous deck (Deck where dangerous goods are stacked)
DDP: Delivery with duty paid
DDU: Delivery without customs duty
dead freight
Delivering carrier: The carrier that delivers the goods arriving at the destination port to the buyer
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