A nominal 20-foot general-purpose shipping container.

A nominal 40-foot general-purpose shipping container.

A nominal 40-foot container with additional height.

The recorded date and time a movement arrived.

The recorded date and time a movement departed.

The measured physical weight of cargo and packaging.

Goods transported by aircraft.

A non-negotiable air cargo transport document and receipt issued by or for an airline.

An air carrier operating aircraft and accepting cargo under its conditions of carriage.

The airport from which an air cargo movement departs.

The airport at which an air cargo movement is scheduled to arrive.

A defined way for software systems to exchange requests and data.

A notice from a carrier or agent advising that cargo is due or has arrived and stating next steps or charges.

A carrier-issued ocean transport document that evidences receipt, the contract of carriage and, in negotiable form, title to goods.

An authorised facility where goods may be stored under customs control with duties suspended under applicable rules.

A carrier or forwarder reference for a confirmed or requested transport booking.

Cargo handled as separate pieces because it is not shipped in standard containers or as bulk.

A vessel designed to carry unpackaged dry bulk cargo such as grain or ore.

A common unit expressing the climate impact of different greenhouse gases as carbon dioxide equivalents.

Goods carried by ship, aircraft, road vehicle or rail.

CPT plus seller-arranged cargo insurance to the named destination at the higher Incoterms® 2020 cover level.

The seller pays carriage to the named destination, but risk passes much earlier when goods are handed to the first carrier.

A company contractually responsible for transporting goods.

A document certifying the declared origin of goods for a specified purpose.

The weight used to price air freight, generally the greater of actual and volumetric weight under the applicable tariff.

A road transport consignment note commonly used for international carriage under the CMR Convention.

The seller's principal commercial document describing the transaction and goods for payment and customs purposes.

A jurisdiction-specific goods code based on the HS and extended for tariff or statistical purposes.

The party named to receive the goods at destination.

Goods sent by one party to another under a transport or sales arrangement.

Combining multiple smaller shipments into one larger transport movement.

A reusable standardised transport unit designed for intermodal cargo movement.

A facility where LCL cargo is consolidated into or deconsolidated from containers.

The ISO 6346-style identifier marked on an intermodal freight container.

A vessel designed to carry standardised freight containers.

A terminal area where full containers are received, stored and released.