logistics

The scope of Green Sustainable supply chains is broader, including reverse logistics, refurbishing and recycling options, and eco-friendly end-of-life-cycle disposal planning. Read the article to know more.

Do you want to know what is ship chartering and the process followed for the same? Check out this article to learn everything about ship chartering process.

Transportation of goods by intermodal containers using more than one mode of transport is called Intermodal transport. Read the article to know more about intermodal and multimodal transport systems.

The solid form of carbon dioxide gas is commonly known as Dry Ice. Dry ice is used in cargo packaging for transportation. Find out more about dry ice inside the article.

Bill of Lading is issued by the carrier to the shipper and includes details about the goods being shipped, the starting point and destination of the shipment, and information about the shipper, carrier, and consignee.

For a successful transaction of buy-sell or vice versa, all logistics risk factors have to be considered, managed, and countermeasures executed leaving no room for error.

Learn about the measures port authorities and terminal operators can undertake to reduce direct and indirect emissions.

A specified quantity of cargo constitutes the shipper’s commitment to the carrier in return for competitive contract rates (which are lower than the prevailing spot rates) and is known as the Minimum Quantity Commitment (MQC). Find out more inside the article.