Freight Terms

Explore essential freight terms used in global shipping and logistics. Understand key concepts in sea, air, and rail freight to maximize efficiency and minimize risk in your import business. Get expert advice from DTFU Logistics.

OOG

Out of Gauge (OOG) cargo refers to shipments that exceed standard container size and require special equipment and handling. This article explains the definition, container ...

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Break Bulk Cargo

Break Bulk Cargo refers to goods transported as individual pieces or packages rather than in containers or bulk. This article defines Break Bulk Cargo, highlights ...

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COC

A Certificate of Conformity (COC) verifies that goods meet the regulatory and safety standards required by the destination country. This article explains what COC means, ...

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SOC

SOC, or Shipper's Own Container, refers to a container owned or leased by the shipper instead of the carrier. This article explains what SOC means ...

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PSS

PSS, or Peak Season Surcharge, is an additional fee imposed by shipping lines during periods of exceptionally high demand. This article explains what PSS means ...

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BAF

BAF, or Bunker Adjustment Factor, is a variable surcharge added to ocean freight rates to reflect changes in global marine fuel costs. This article explains ...

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