CustomsLCL
Consolidated Cargo
Also known as: LCL cargo, Groupage, Less than container load
The grouping of goods from multiple shippers into a single container or transport unit to optimize shipping costs and space.
Also known as: LCL cargo, Groupage, Less than container load
The grouping of goods from multiple shippers into a single container or transport unit to optimize shipping costs and space.
Consolidated cargo (LCL — Less than Container Load) is a shipping method where goods from different shippers are grouped into a single container. This allows smaller businesses to access competitive ocean freight rates without needing to fill an entire container.
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A logistics process of grouping multiple small shipments from different shippers into a single transport unit to optimize freight costs and space utilization.
DocumentsBill of Lading (B/L)
An ocean transport document issued by the carrier that serves as a contract of carriage, receipt of goods, and document of title to the cargo.
LogisticsFreight Forwarder
A logistics intermediary that organizes and coordinates international transport of goods on behalf of importers and exporters, managing routes, documentation, and complementary services.
LogisticsDeconsolidation
The reverse logistics process of separating individual shipments that traveled grouped in a single transport unit for delivery to their respective consignees.
DocumentsCargo Manifest
Document listing all goods carried by a transport vehicle upon arrival at a country's territory.