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| Introduction to International Logistics |
| International logistics, also known as global logistics, refers to the relevant logistics services required for goods to flow from one country to another. It has the characteristics of international, trade, contractual, service-oriented, and systematic. The main functions of international logistics include the delivery of goods and services, creating markets, coordinating logistics systems between different countries, and promoting international exchanges. International logistics usually uses containers and containerized cargo units to achieve logistics operations such as loading and unloading, handling, and storage, in order to improve logistics efficiency and operational efficiency. At the same time, international logistics also needs to consider the differences in logistics standards, measurement standards, customs declaration standards, etc. between different countries, and effective information management and communication are needed to ensure the smooth progress of logistics operations. In international logistics, logistics companies usually handle relevant procedures such as customs declaration, inspection, and packing list of goods according to the customs regulations of different countries, to ensure that the goods can pass customs smoothly and be transported to the destination. In addition, logistics companies also need to provide relevant documents and documents for the consignee to pick up and inspect the goods. In short, international logistics is a complex and important task that requires consideration of various factors, including geography, culture, politics, economy, etc., to ensure smooth and efficient logistics services. [ Previous] [Next] [Return] |
