it's a legal document and title document used in shipping. It serves as a contract between the cargo owner and carrier, detailing the goods being transported, bill of lading, it's a secure, customs-supervised facility where imported goods can be stored, manipulated, or undergo manufacturing without immediate payment of duties or taxes, bonded warehouse, it's the automatic, computer-to-computer exchange of business documents (like orders or invoices) between partners instantly, without human intervention., real time edi, transport after arrival at main port, on carriage, it's a shipping arrangement where the ocean carrier (shipping line) takes full responsibility for transporting goods from the origin point to the final destination, carrier haulage, international convention for safety at sea, which is the most important international treaty concerning the safety of merchant ships, SOLAS, 6-digit number to classify products at customs, HS code, rules for shipping dangerous goods by sea, designed to protect members, prevent marine pollution, and ensure the safe packing and storage, IMDG code, total certified weight of a packed shipping container, VGM, official process to release goods through customs, customs clearance

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