The unloading of cargo from a container or other piece of equipment. See Stripping.

See House Air Waybill. Hazardous Goods: Articles or substances capable of posing a significant risk to health, safety, or property, and that ordinarily require special attention when transported. Also [..]

An enterprise that offers overland service to or from a point of export.

The return movement of a means of transport that has provided a transport service in one direction. back order: The process a company uses when a customer orders an item that is not in inventory; the [..]

A vehicle's return movement from original destination to original origin.

Making a duplicate copy of a computer file or a program on a disk or cassette so that the material will not be lost if the original is destroyed; a spare copy.

The surplus or deficit which results from comparing a country's exports and imports of merchandise only.

A large compressed, bound, and often wrapped bundle of a commodity, such as cotton or hay.  

A series of lines of various widths and spacings that can be scanned electronically to identify a carton or individual item.

A device to read bar codes and communicate data to computer systems.