Non Vehicle Owning Carriers (NVOCs) consolidate small shipments into full container loads, thus providing a service to shippers with LCL cargo. The term NVOC’s is used in Ocean Freight and in the USA is usually described as a NVOCC (Non Vehicle Owning Common Carrier)
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China-Europe railfreight services expand
A new rail freight service from Jinhua to Dourges, in France has been initiated. Freight forwarders are warning of congestion on overland freight routes, as rail freight becomes more popular. The first train on the new route left Jinhua on ...Read More
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Belgian Beer Exports to UK
Some suppliers of Belgian beers are having difficulty exporting their brews to thirsty British drinkers across the Channel. A wholesaler stocking some of the country’s most famous Trappist beers, exported its last consignment to the U.K. on 29 December two ...Read More
Tags: exports, freight forwarders, shipping
Online footwear exports may be here to stay
The CEO of the Brazilian Footwear Association said that online sales and trade shows are here to stay when it comes to footwear exports. During a press conference, the organization said that although specific numbers regarding sales to Arab countries ...Read More
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Scottish seafood exports to EU delayed
Exports of seafood from smaller companies in Scotland are to be halted for a further five days by the international transport company which handles most of the trade. The major international shipping company stopped groupage exports last week, after delays ...Read More
