Split Shipment
A shipment that is divided and transported in multiple consignments rather than one complete delivery.
Definition
A shipment that is divided and transported in multiple consignments rather than one complete delivery. Split shipments often occur when inventory is spread across different warehouses or when carriers lack sufficient space to move all items in one load
Related Terms
Schedule B Code
A 10-digit numerical code used by U.S. exporters to classify goods for export reporting purposes.
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Shipment Tracking
The process of monitoring a shipment's progress throughout its journey from the point of origin to the final delivery.
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Shipping Manifest
A comprehensive document that lists all the cargo loaded onto a specific vessel aircraft or truck.
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