Consolidation and Deconsolidation of Goods
The consolidation and deconsolidation of goods focus on combining or splitting loads to optimize efficiency in handling, transportation, and storage of goods.
- Consolidation
Involves collecting individual goods from various suppliers or shippers and grouping them into a single shipment, usually in a container or cargo space. This process allows for maximizing available capacity and reducing transportation costs.
- Deconsolidation
When it reaches its final destination, the consolidated cargo is broken down or separated into individual shipments for delivery to the respective recipient.
These services are especially valuable in international transportation, where consolidation and deconsolidation optimize the use of container space and reduce shipping costs. They also facilitate cargo management in transshipment operations and consolidate customs documentation, thus simplifying customs procedures.
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