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Transshipment
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Transshipment
The passing goods from one ocean vessel to another.

Transshipment
The transfer of goods from one ship or other vessel to another, especially while in transit. One may think of transshipment as a layover in the importing and exporting of goods. Because it exposes the buyer to the risk that the goods will be damaged in transit, some letters of credit prohibit transshipment. The term is also spelled as transhipment.


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Webb also revealed authorities had recently discovered a new port in the Persian Gulf named Ras al-Khaimah being used to transship goods to Iran.
The Foreign Office minister Lord Malloch-Brown claimed yesterday to be making headway with Burmese ministers, predicting they would make dramatic steps to open up, by allowing Chinese, Indian, Thai and Indonesian partners to transship aid and land it directly in the delta.
Mark Berman spent over a month in the Solomon Islands to establish the new office and working relations with the many tuna companies that transship their catch in Honiara Harbor.
 
 
 
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