• Acceptances Letter Of Credit
  • Accepted Draft
  • Accepting Bank
  • Advising Bank
  • Agent
  • Agent Bank
  • Air Cargo
  • Allowance
  • Amendment
  • Automated Commercial Environment
  • Back Order
  • Bank Guarantee
  • Beneficiary
  • Bill of Lading
  • Binding Ruling
  • Cargo
  • Cargo Manifest or Receipt
  • Carrier
  • Classification
  • Clean Bill of Lading
  • Collecting Bank
  • Commercial Bank
  • Commercial Invoice
  • Commercial Letter of Credit
  • Confirming Bank
  • Consolidation
  • Consolidator
  • Container
  • Container Freight Charge
  • Container Load
  • Container on Flatcar
  • Container Part Load
  • Copyright
  • Country of Departure
  • Country of Destination
  • Country of Exportation
  • Country of Origin
  • CPSC
  • Date Draft
  • Date of Issue
  • Declared Value for Customs
  • Direct Import
  • Dutiable List
  • Duty
  • Electronic Commerce
  • Electronic Data Interchange (EDI)
  • Electronic Funds Transfer
  • Entry
  • Entry Documents
  • ETA
  • ETD
  • Export Broker
  • Export Duty
  • FCA (Free Carrier-named place)
  • FDA
  • First Cost
  • Five Dragons
  • FOB (Free On Board-named port of shipmt)
  • Force Majeure
  • Freight
  • Freight Charge
  • Global Quota
  • Harmonized System (HS)
  • Harmonized Tariff Schedule of US (HTSUS)
  • House Air Waybill
  • Import
  • Import Credit
  • Import Duty
  • Import License
  • Import Quota
  • Import Restrictions
  • Importer
  • Importer Number
  • Importer of Record
  • Importers Self Assessment on Imported Product Safety
  • Imports
  • Incoterms
  • Inspection Certificate
  • Intellectual Property
  • Intellectual Property Rights
  • Invoice
  • Inward Foreign Manifest (IFM)
  • Irrevocable Letter of Credit
  • Issuing Bank
  • Landbridge
  • Landed Cost
  • Letter Of Credit
  • Licensing Agreement
  • Manifest
  • Marks
  • Mate's Receipt
  • Minibridge
  • Negotiable Bill of Lading
  • Ocean Bill of Lading
  • On Board
  • On Deck Bill Of Lading
  • Packing List
  • Palletizing
  • Patent
  • Patent
  • Periodic Payment
  • Point of Origin
  • Port
  • Port Charge
  • Port of Discharge
  • Port of Entry
  • Port of Export
  • Port-of-Origin Air Cargo Clearance
  • Proof of Delivery
  • Quota
  • Quota System
  • Quote Sheet
  • Receipt
  • Received For Shipment Bill Of Lading
  • Receiving Papers
  • Royalty
  • Shipping Order
  • Ship's Manifest
  • Ship's Papers
  • Short Form Bill of Lading
  • Standby Letter of Credit
  • Straight Bill of Lading
  • Tariff
  • Tariff Rate Quotas
  • Trademark
  • Uniform Commercial Code
  • Universal Copyright Convention
  • Waybill

Commercial Invoice

A document which details the transaction between a seller and a buyer. It minimally should give the name and address of the seller and of the buyer, the date of the sale, a description of the goods sold, the quantity, the unit price, the terms of sale, and the total money amount due. If it is an invoice between buyer and seller of different countries it should also indicate the kind of currency.

Commercial Letter of Credit

An instrument by which a bank substitutes its credit for that of a customer to enable him to finance the purchase of goods or to incur other commitments. The bank issues a letter (or document) on behalf of its client to a supplier and agrees to pay them upon presentation of documentary evidence that the supplier has performed in accordance with the terms of the letter of credit.

Confirming Bank

A bank which engages to honor a letter of credit issued by another, or engages that such letter of credit will be honored by the issuer or by a third bank.

Consolidation

1. In transportation, the combining of smaller shipments into a single shipment that is sent to a destination point.

2.The reorganization of corporations to combine two or more into a successor corporation.

Consolidator

A company that provides freight consolidation services.

Container

A reusable, rigid, exterior "box" in which merchandise is shipped by air, vessel, truck, or rail.

Container Freight Charge

Charge made for the packing or unpacking of cargo from ocean freight containers.

Container Load

A shipment of cargo that, according to weight or volume, will fit a standard container.

Container on Flatcar

A container without wheels put on railcars for transport inland,

Container Part Load

A shipment of cargo that according to weight or volume will not fill a standard container on its own but is expected to be shipped in a container, if necessary with other shipments which are also too small to take up a full container themselves. Also referred to as “LCL”.


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