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drop shipment1. (physical distribution definition) Limited-function wholesalers known as drop shippers seldom take physical possession of the goods. They often specialize in heavy or bulky commodities that require the economies of volume shipment. The drop shipper buys the car-load, but does not take physical possession. The order, or drop shipment, is shipped [..]
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drop shipmentMerchandise which is shipped by a manufacturer directly to a customer in response to the seller who collects orders but does not maintain an inventory.
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drop shipmentPublications ordered from a jobber by the acquisitions department of a library, sent by the publisher directly to the library at the request of the jobber, usually to reduce shipping costs when the jo [..]
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drop shipmentA retailer's order shipped directly to a store by a manufacturer.
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drop shipmentThe direct shipment of goods from a manufacturer to a dealer or consumer, bypassing the wholesaler. A request for the goods to go to the retailer directly from the manufacturer when the invoice comes [..]
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drop shipmentA request for the goods to go to the retailer directly from the manufacturer when the invoice comes from another party in the transaction, typically the distributor from whom the retailer would normal [..]
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drop shipmentA drop shipment is the direct shipment of goods from a manufacturer to a dealer or consumer, bypassing the wholesaler.
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drop shipmentA retailer's order shipped directly to a store by a manufacturer.drop trailer:
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