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European Journal of Marketing, 2010 PurposeThis paper aims to report on the efforts of a wholesaler in overcoming one of the main barriers to successful marketing channels – namely the “transparency problem”.Design/methodology/approachA decision‐support tool that is capable of providing detailed cost‐analysis of transportation arrangements is developed and applied within the context of ...
Trond Hammervoll, Eirill Bø
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Maritime transport chains: carrier, port and shipper choice effects
International Journal of Production Economics, 2014 A maritime transport chain is a network over which carriers, ports and shippers are involved in the movement of cargo. This paper investigates the effects of carrier chain profit, port chain throughput and shipper chain logistics cost on the maritime ...
Wayne Talley
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Computers & Operations Research, 2007
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Özlem Ergun +2 more
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Özlem Ergun +2 more
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Assessment of the thermal performance of a dry-shipper used in deep frozen cold chain [PDF]
International Journal of RefrigerationA dry shipper is a vacuum insulated transport container with a liquid nitrogen filled porous lining inside to transport frozen biomedical samples. The current understanding of the thermal characteristics of vacuum insulated vessels is based on standard ...
Alain Damas +2 more
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Passengers, Shippers, and Cargo
2020Abstract This chapter depicts the preparation of the slave ship Ermelinda, the trade goods it carried, and crew recruitment. The ship carried fourteen crewmen and a few passengers. The trade goods included tobacco, sugar, rum, rice, cassava flour and manufactured goods, including European fabrics mostly made in England.
João José Reis +3 more
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Annual Digest and Reports of Public International Law Cases, 1947
Termination of Treaties — By Act of One Party — Unilateral Denunciation — Sixth Hague Convention — Effect of Denunciation in Light of General Participation Clause.War — Rules of Warfare — Binding Force of — Sixth Hague Convention — Effect of General Participation Clause.War — Effects of — Enemy Merchant Vessels in Port at the Outbreak of Hostilities ...
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Termination of Treaties — By Act of One Party — Unilateral Denunciation — Sixth Hague Convention — Effect of Denunciation in Light of General Participation Clause.War — Rules of Warfare — Binding Force of — Sixth Hague Convention — Effect of General Participation Clause.War — Effects of — Enemy Merchant Vessels in Port at the Outbreak of Hostilities ...
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SAE Technical Paper Series, 1976
<div class="htmlview paragraph">Crown Agents serves as purchasing agent for roughly 90 countries and 350 principals. Though it shipped only 1% by air of that which it transported by sea in 1975, it is probably atypical due to the wide range of materials handled.
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<div class="htmlview paragraph">Crown Agents serves as purchasing agent for roughly 90 countries and 350 principals. Though it shipped only 1% by air of that which it transported by sea in 1975, it is probably atypical due to the wide range of materials handled.
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System for Shippers Collaboration
IFAC Proceedings Volumes, 2010Abstract Shippers are looking to reduce their costs and increase their performance and competitiveness. They realized that even competitors can be potential collaborative partners. For carriers, one important consideration is the reduction of asset repositioning. However, carriers will often make empty movements to reposition their trucks.
Guilherme Marques Dias +1 more
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Obligations and Liabilities of the Shipper
2011Unlike previous maritime transport law conventions, the Rotterdam Rules contain considerable number of detailed provisions on the shipper’s obligations and liabilities. They include the obligations to deliver the goods ready for carriage and to provide proper information, fault based liability as the general rule and special rules with regard to ...
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