Unloading and re-loading part way through a delivery
This is when a consignment is unloaded from one form of transport (lorry or ship) to another during the course of its journey from place of origin to place of destination. In a letter of credit, the buyer can say whether this is allowed or not allowed.
Goods are transferred from one ship to another at an intermediate port. Can also refer to goods being transferred from one method of transport to another.
To transfer goods for further transportation from one ship or conveyance to another.Customs: To tranship goods under the control of one customs office from the importing means of transport to the exporting means of transport. It is a customs procedure by which the goods are imported and immediately exported again by the same customs office.
The breaking of sea transport part of one single shipment under one bill of lading into two or more parts. The port where the shipment is broken is called the transhipment port. Also commonly interpreted as the transfer of cargo from one mode of transport to another mode during the course of one transport operation.
transfer of goods from one ship to another . This transfer may be direct or it may be necessary to discharge the goods on to the quay prior to loading them on the second ship , or on to vehicles should the second ship be loading at a different berth.
transfer of cargo from one vessel to another
P&O Nedlloyd Lines: A shipment under one (P&O Nedlloyd) Bill of Lading, whereby sea (ocean) transport is 'broken' into two or more parts. The port where the sea (ocean) transport is 'broken' is the transhipment port. Transfer of cargo from one means of transport to another for oncarriage during the course of one transport operation. Customs: Customs procedure under which goods are transferred under customs control from the importing means of transport to the exporting means of transport within the area of one customs office which is the office of both importation and exportation.
The transfer and reloading of goods during the transport from the initial point of loading to the final point of destination either within the same mode of transport or onto another mode of transport. Such transhipment is allowed in the credit unless specifically prohibited, provided it is covered by one and the same transport document.
Transfer of goods from one vessel to another during its journey.
Transfer of freight to and from vehicles, warehouses and loading areas
Transfer of cargo from one ship to another. Containers are often transferred from short sea to deep sea vessels and vice versa.
The process of moving goods from one vessel to another or from one means of transport to another.
Where a consignment is transported aboard more than one vessel to reach its destination - via an intermediate port.