Full Container Load
Ocean freight in which container capacity is used for one shipper’s cargo.
Short explanations of common terms used in transport quotations and operational communication.
Abbreviations used in transport documents and quotations help define the operating scope and each party’s responsibilities.
These explanations are for general information. The scope of a term in a contract or specific shipment must be read with the relevant documents and conditions.
Ocean freight in which container capacity is used for one shipper’s cargo.
Ocean freight in which container capacity is shared by multiple shippers.
Road freight in which vehicle capacity is dedicated to one shipment.
Partial road freight in which vehicle capacity is shared by different shipments.
The transport document issued for an ocean freight movement.
The transport document used for air cargo.
A document showing the transport agreement and cargo information in international road freight.
The estimated arrival time of the vehicle or cargo.
The estimated departure time of the vehicle.
A charge associated with a container exceeding its allowed free time at the terminal.
A charge associated with a container not being returned within free time after leaving the terminal.
International trade rules defining transport, cost and risk responsibilities between seller and buyer.
Separate services included in and excluded from the freight charge.
Remember that estimated departure and arrival dates are not fixed commitments.
Confirm free time and waiting conditions.
Check that the delivery term matches the parties’ responsibilities.
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