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ADR
International and European contract for hazardous goods transports on the road
B.A.F.
Bunker Adjustment Factor (compensation factor for changing fuel costs)
B/L
Bill of Lading (transport document)
C.A.F.
Currency Adjustment Factor (compensation factor for the various currencies)
C.F.S.
Container Freight Station (warehouse where the containers are loaded or unloaded)
CKD
Completely Knocked Down (Car)
COD
Cash on Delivery
Conference Line
Conference Line Shippers are members of a committee
Container
A container is an ISO standardized utility designed especially for the transportation of goods with several me ans of transportation without transshipment. Containers are made of steel, aluminum or glass fibre-reinforced synthetic material. Usually they have a soil and wall capacity of 2.5 t per cubic meter. In the international maritime traffic 20', 40' and increasingly also 45' containers are used.
cu.ft. or cft
Cubic foot (feet)
C.Y.
Container Yard (a place where FCL shipments and empty containers will be assumed by the customer or be delivered by the ship owner to the customer)
C/S
Congestion Surcharge (surcharge for waiting time in the ports)
C.S.C.
Container Service Charge (costs for a country -sided handling of FCL containers at a "free on board" delivery)
C-TPAT
USA Customs-Trade Partnership against Terrorism: Following the events of September 11, 2001 the United States Government has increased efforts to enhance national security. As a major and global freight forwarder, Kuehne + Nagel has decided to follow the request from the Commissioner of Customs to participate in the initiative to strengthen the security of the supply chain.
DEMURRAGE
Charges for a delayed removal of cargo load and containers in the po rt of discharge
DETENTION
Per diem (charge on container held by customers for an extended period of time)
D/A
Delivery Agent D.O. or D/O Delivery Order
E.C.B.
Express Cargo Bill of Lading (freight document, not an ownership document)
EFTA
European Free Trade Association
E.T.A.
Estimated Time of Arrival (scheduled arrival time of ship)
E.T.D.
Estimated Time of Departure (scheduled departure time of ship)
FCL
Full Container Load (full container service)
FCL/FCL
Full container service from door to door including the overland transport
FCL/LCL
Consignments in one container from a sender for several recipients
FIATA
FIATA, in French "Fédération Internationale des Associations de Transitaires et Assimilés", in English "Internat ional Federation of Freight Forwarders Associations". FIATA, a non-governmental organisation, represents today an industry covering approx. 40,000 forwarding firms, also known as the "Architects of Transport", employing around 8 - 10 million people in 150 countries
F.A.K. (FAK)
Freight All Kind
FAS
Free Alongside Ship
FB/L
Forwarders Bill of Lading
FCR
Forwarders Certificate of Receipt
FCT
Forwarders Certificate of Transport
FEU
Forty Feet Equivalent Unit
F.I. (FI)
Free In F.O. (FO) Free Out
F.I.O. (FIO)
Free In and Out
F.I.O.S. (FIOS)
Free In and Out Stowed
FMC
Federal Maritime Commission, Washington D.C.
FOB
Free on Board
GATT
General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade
HBL
House Bill of Lading (Forwarder's B/L)
INCOTERMS
Incoterms make international trade easier and help traders in different countries to understand one another. These standard trade definitions that are most commonly used in international contracts are protected by ICC copyright.
ICC
International Chamber of Commerce
IMDG- code
International maritime dangerous goods code
IMO
International Maritime Organization (mainly IMDG)
ISO
International Standardization Organization
IMF/IWF
International Monetary Fund
JIT
Just in Time
JOT
Just on Time
LCL
Less than Container Load (partial deliveries)
LCL/LCL
Partial deliveries, which are put into one container at the container freight station and separated at the destination port.
LCL/FCL
Consignments transported in one container from several shippers for one recipient
M/V
Motor Vessel (high seas ship)
M.S.
Motor Ship
M/W or W/M
Measurement/Weight or Weight/Measurement (calculation unit of ocean freight based on tonnes or cubic meters)
M/T
Measurement Ton (40 cuft.) in Far East but also Metric Ton
MTO
Multimodal Transport Operator
POL
Port Of Loading
POD
Port Of Discharge
Stuffing
Loading of container
Stripping
Unloading of container
SACO
cons olidated Container
SDR
Special Drawing Rights
SOC
Shipper's Own Container
THC
Terminal Handling Charge (container handling costs)
TBL
Through Bill of Lading
TEU
Twenty Foot Equivalent Unit
THC
Terminal Handling Charges
TSCS
Transsiberian Container Service
TSR
Transsiberian Railway
TCB
Terms and Conditions BAL
UCP
Uniform Customs and Practice for Documentary Credit
UNCTAD
United Nations Conference of Trade and Development
VOCC
Vessel Operating Common Carrier
W/M
Weight Ton or Measurement
W or WT
Weight
WTO
World Trade Organization
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