CONSUMER TO BUSINESS (C2B)
The way a customer buys from a business on the internet.
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The way a customer buys from a business on the internet.
1. efforts of parties to protect the consumer from contracts that would take away their rights in business. 2. the idea that using more goods is a sign of a strong economy.
The loss that occurs when a batch is made and is rejected. Reer to producers risk.
An entry for the tax on imported goods the importing country uses.
Spreading thoughts or actions in a group. It is common in rumors or suggestions made.
A disease that is infectious. It can be by indirect or direct contact. Not all are contagious and require a special transmission method.
The area for empty containers. Refer to container freight station.
A fee for cargo loading and unloading the container. AKA CFS charge.
The volume that can be shipped in a container without going over weight. There is a standard measure for this.
A document with a shipped item listing content. The shpper must fill it out.
A port that accepts containers to be delivered.AKA container terminal.
Board that is single play, corrugated, and sheetlike.
A port that is used for the loading of containerized cargo from boats. AKA container terminal.
A term in shipping that means a carrier will pack the cargo in containers and unpach them at the port.
Moving cargo in containers with equipment but there are is no rehandling.
An item that is stowed, shpped, handled and delivered.
Preventing the consequences of a bad event in a company.
A substance that can harm living organisms. It is passed through air, water, soil, and food.
A presence of contaminants into food or the environment. Refer to cross contamination.
The act of demeaning the court, preventig justice adminstration, or disobeying a sentence of the court. It is criminal and can lead to fines or imprisonment.
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