Project cargo planning
Oversize and heavy cargo requires verified dimensions, mass, centre of gravity and lifting points before equipment selection.
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Practical guides and analysis for planning freight and international trade.
Oversize and heavy cargo requires verified dimensions, mass, centre of gravity and lifting points before equipment selection.
Read articleContainer, bill of lading and booking numbers are different. Carrier events are not necessarily live GPS; check source and last update.
Read articleETD and ETA are estimates for departure and arrival, not a guaranteed delivery promise. ATD/ATA represent actual milestones when confirmed.
Read articleBatteries, chemicals and aerosols may be regulated. Verify UN number, proper shipping name, hazard class and packing group where applicable.
Read articleBudget beyond purchase price: carriage, insurance, handling, permits, customs, storage and inland delivery. Avoid counting charges already included in another scope twice.
Read articleA practical introduction to allocating delivery tasks, costs and transport risk.
Read articleWhy classification, value and current national rules matter when estimating customs charges.
Read articleUnderstand the difference between a carrier’s delivery authorisation and customs release.
Read articlePractical checks to reduce transport-document corrections and delivery delays.
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