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a category of measures that quantify the mass of a transport means under specified conditions

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a reduction applied to a monetary amount, such as a discount, rebate, or promotional allowance

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a measurement normally arrived at by multiplying the maximum length, width and height of pieces or package or transport equipment

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an official certificate attesting that goods meet organic production/processing standards

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an entity capable of acting or being assigned responsibilities in a trade process, typically a person or an organization, and in some contexts an automated software agent

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a reference assigned by a trader to uniquely identify a document within their own systems

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a numerical code displayed in the upper half of an orange hazard placard that identifies the primary and subsidiary risks of a dangerous substance or article being transported

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Measure of the width of a package

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an official certificate verifying that animals or animal products meet the health requirements of the importing country

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a customs office at which goods are taken out of a customs territory and where related formalities are completed

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the set of binding clauses that govern the carriage of goods under a transport contract, typically printed on or referenced by the transport document (e.g., bill of lading, air waybill), including liability, limits, claims, delivery, jurisdiction and other terms

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a document identifying and describing an excise movement in the Excise Movement and Control System

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a financial institution providing trade finance services such as letters of credit, collections, and guarantees

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an action with legal effect performed in the course of trade or transport (e.g., issuance, acceptance, endorsement

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a permit required for the international trade of endangered species, issued under the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES)

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a reference assigned to uniquely distinguish a document, consignment, shipment, or party

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a measure related to time, including durations and periods/intervals used in trade and transport

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a party taking responsibility for goods entered into a warehouse

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a unique reference assigned to a specific means of transport, such as an IMO number for a vessel, a vehicle registration number, or an aircraft registration code

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a bank authorized by the issuing bank to reimburse a claiming bank (often the nominated/presenting bank) under a reimbursement authorization

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a unique reference assigned to an excise movement under EMCS

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a numeric value paired with a currency code, used to express values such as invoice total or customs value
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a sum of money expressed in a specific currency

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directions provided by a consignor, freight forwarder, or carrier specifying how goods should be loaded into a means of transport or transport unit, including stowage sequence, compatibility, and safety requirements

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a party undertaking forwarding of goods

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definition TBD

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a code specifying a mode of transport

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a discrete, physically handled unit established for transport and/or storage, composed of one or more trade items or packages, intended to be moved, stored, or tracked as one

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a reference used to uniquely identify the shipment in commercial processes

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a statement made to customs authorities providing prescribed information on imported, exported, or transiting goods

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a conformity assessment activity by which a competent body formally attests that specified requirements are fulfilled, typically by issuing a certificate

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a four-digit identifier assigned by the United Nations Committee of Experts on the Transport of Dangerous Goods to classify hazardous substances and articles for international transport

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a party to be notified

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a document evidencing a contract of carriage and receipt of goods by a carrier, such as a bill of lading, waybill, or consignment note

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the legal transfer of ownership rights, often effected via endorsement of a negotiable document

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dangerous goods permitted on both passenger and cargo aircraft

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a process that demonstrates whether specified requirements are fulfilled (e.g., by inspection, testing, certification, audit)

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location where a document was issued and when appropriate, signed or otherwise authenticated

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an act by which goods are prepared, cleared, and handed over by the consignor (or their agent) to a carrier for carriage, marking the start of an outbound movement from the despatch location

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a trade and transport concept describing the degree to which a piece of transport equipment, such as a container or vehicle, is loaded with goods. Commonly expressed as “full,” “empty,” or “partly full,” this status is used in logistics, customs, and port operations to indicate handling, return, or cost conditions

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a unique reference associated with a quantitative trade entitlement, such as a tariff quota allocation, used to identify the portion of goods eligible for preferential treatment or subject to quota limits in international trade transactions
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a calculated number used in dangerous goods regulations to determine whether different dangerous goods in limited quantities may be packed together in one outer package

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a qualifier indicating that the quantity refers to the amount ordered by the buyer

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a bank that submits a reimbursement claim to the reimbursing bank

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the calendar date by which a payment obligation must be settled under the agreed terms of a trade transaction

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a party to which merchandise or services are sold
or
the party that purchases goods or services under a trade contract

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an entity, tangible or intangible, that can be subject to an international trade transaction, including goods, services, digital assets, rights, or obligations

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a free-text description of the risk object’s sub-type to clarify what exactly is being targeted for risk assessment when a coded value is insufficient