Kitting
The process of grouping individual items or components into a single package or kit for easier storage handling or assembly.
Definition
The process of grouping individual items or components into a single package or kit for easier storage handling or assembly. Kitting is commonly used in e-commerce electronics and manufacturing industries to streamline order fulfillment and reduce packing time
Related Terms
Knocked-Down (KD)
A shipping method where products are disassembled into individual parts for easier packing transportation and assembly at the destination.
Actual Gross Weight
The total weight of a shipment including the product itself packaging materials pallets and any other shipping aids.
Accessorial Fees
Additional fees charged by carriers for services beyond standard transportation.
Advanced Manifest System (AMS)
A U.S. Customs system that requires cargo data (such as shipper consignee and cargo details) to be electronically submitted prior to a vessel's arrival.
Third-Party Logistics (3PL)
A company that provides outsourced logistics services including transportation warehousing order fulfillment and inventory management.
Through Bill of Lading
A Bill of Lading that covers multiple stages of a shipment's journey across various modes of transportation (e.g. sea rail and truck).
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