Container Release To Consignee
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Carrier event releasing a container to its consignee. In trade it also appears as released to consignee (English), Container released to consıgnee (English), Container to consignee (English). Attested most in MT and Turkey.
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A customs declaration is the official export or import filing that declares the goods for clearance. Turkish stone exporters often say beyanname or GCB. It is logistics paperwork, not a stone finish.
Standardized shipping container used for cargo transport. In trade it also appears as kont (Turkish), Konteynır (Turkish), konteyner (Turkish). Attested most in Turkey, Morocco, and Argentina.
FOB İzmir means Free On Board delivery basis at İzmir-area loading (commonly Aliağa/TRALI for stone export). Buyer takes risk and cost once goods are on board. Turkish trade shortens it to FOB İzmir or FOB Izmir on offers.
Verified Gross Mass (VGM) is the certified total weight of a packed container required under SOLAS before vessel loading. Turkish docs often short-label it VGM. Weighbridge tickets support the declaration.
A shipping booking reserves vessel or container space for a stone shipment. Turkish trade shortens it to rezervasyon or rez.; English often says booking. It is logistics language before sailing.
Loading cargo into a container at a depot. In trade it also appears as depo dolum (Turkish). Attested most in Turkey.
Process of placing cargo onto transport. In trade it also appears as yükleme (Turkish), Yüklemesi (Turkish). Attested most in Turkey.
A 20-foot container is a standard dry or general-purpose shipping container used for stone export. Trade shorthand includes 20DC, 20ST, and 1x20'. Distinct from 40' units.
Cost or service of transporting cargo by sea. In trade it also appears as navlun (Turkish), flete (Spanish). Attested most in Turkey, Spain, and Mexico.
Port of discharge (POD) is where cargo is unloaded from the carrying vessel. Turkish logistics notes often say tahliye limanı. It is distinct from the final inland delivery place.
Port of loading (POL) is where cargo is loaded onto the vessel. Turkish stone export often uses Yükleme limanı; Aliağa/İzmir are frequent POLs. It appears on B/L and booking docs.
Loading cargo into a container at the port. In trade it also appears as liman dolum (Turkish). Attested most in Turkey.
Shipping cut-off is the deadline for cargo, containers, or documents to be accepted for a sailing. Missed cut-offs roll to the next vessel. English trade often writes cut off / cut-off.
Transport document evidencing receipt and carriage of goods. In trade it also appears as KONŞİMENTO (Turkish). Attested most in Turkey.
Delivery of cargo to a destination seaport. In trade it also appears as liman teslim (Turkish). Attested most in Turkey.
Shipowner or ocean carrier transporting commercial cargo. In trade it also appears as armatör (Turkish), naviera (Spanish). Attested most in Turkey and Spain.
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How the trade says it
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| Term | Markets | Seen |
|---|---|---|
| released to consignee | MT×1 | ×3 |
| Container released to consıgnee | TR×1 | ×1 |
| Container to consignee | MT×1 | ×1 |
- MT×1
- TR×1
- MT×1
FAQ
What does "Container to consignee" mean in Malta?
In Malta, traders use "Container to consignee" for Container Release To Consignee. Carrier event releasing a container to its consignee. In trade it also appears as released to consignee (English), Container released to consıgnee (English), Container to consignee (English). Attested most in MT and Turkey.
MT · en · ×1
What does "released to consignee" mean in Malta?
In Malta, traders use "released to consignee" for Container Release To Consignee. Carrier event releasing a container to its consignee. In trade it also appears as released to consignee (English), Container released to consıgnee (English), Container to consignee (English). Attested most in MT and Turkey.
MT · en · ×1
What does "Container released to consıgnee" mean in Turkey?
In Turkey, traders use "Container released to consıgnee" for Container Release To Consignee. Carrier event releasing a container to its consignee. In trade it also appears as released to consignee (English), Container released to consıgnee (English), Container to consignee (English). Attested most in MT and Turkey.
TR · en · ×1
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