Transloading
Transloading involves transferring goods from one transportation mode to another, often from ship to truck or vice versa, to facilitate efficient cargo movement.
Transloading is a logistics process that involves transferring goods or cargo from one mode of transportation to another within the supply chain. This strategic operation occurs at intermediate points such as terminals, warehouses, or distribution centers, where cargo switches between different modes like the sea to land or from one vehicle type to another.
The purpose of transloading is to optimize the transportation route, improve efficiency, and overcome the limitations of specific transportation modes. This practice is especially common in intermodal transportation, where goods move seamlessly between various modes like ships, trucks, trains, or planes, ensuring a continuous and efficient supply chain flow.
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