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Freight and logistics

Exporting for most companies, with the exception of service providers and certain ICT companies, involves the cost-effective movement of goods across borders, usually over long distances. This creates a longer supply chain and requires good scheduling skills.

Exporting requires careful planning, a detailed understanding of the country-specific requirements, and the integration of technology and resources.

Freight and logistics (TRANZ/Corbis)

  • Incoterms glossary

    Incoterms are standard definitions of terms used in international commerce, developed by the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC). Find out more

  • Export documentation

    Although managing export documentation can be intimidating, it is important to take time to familiarise yourself with the key documents and their uses. Find out more

  • Cargo and transportation insurance

    Insurance for your export consignment during the period of transit is important and is often a condition of sale in the sale agreement or letter of credit. Find out more

  • Determine your logistics

    Delivering goods across borders, through customs and on time can be complicated. To export cost effectively you need a good understanding of supply chain logistics, and freight and delivery options. Find out more

  • Using freight forwarders

    Exporting can be a complicated and bureaucratic process. Many exporters use freight forwarders to take care of export documentation and reduce the administrative burden. Find out more

  • Packaging and labelling

    As an exporter, you need to comply with export country specific packaging and labelling regulations, and labelling and packaging requirements for transporting your goods. Find out more

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