Does your business require transporting large quantities of liquids or powders in drums or tanks? Learn more about flexitanks inside this article.

Do you know what is inbound and outbound logistics? An understanding of the word ‘logistics’ would help us to appreciate the terms inbound and outbound logistics better.

What is Original Equipment Manufacturing (OEM) and ODM or Original Design Manufacturing in shipping? Let’s find out in detail in this article.

When a shipper owns a freight container, it is called a Shipper-Owned Container shortened to SOC. The shipper who owns the container may be an organization or an individual. Find out more about SOC inside the article.

Just as you would fumigate your homes and property to get rid of pests, and prevent them from coming back, shipping containers need fumigation too. Find out everything about the fumigation certificate inside the article.

The fees charged by a port terminal operator to the vessel operator are called Terminal Handling Charges or THC. Find out everything you wanted to know about terminal charges inside the article.

Wharfage charge is a term that often raises questions among shippers. So, who issues wharfage charges, and what is it for? Let’s find out in the article inside.

One term that often evokes confused looks among people in the logistics and shipping field is the term drayage. This is because it is often replaced by words such as inland freight, inland haulage, etc. by users. Let us take a look at what drayage is in shipping.