Shipping Terms and Freight Rates Explained | NOT the usual Incoterms!!

[@AbelT.-qk7td]

Great info.. thank you very much for sharing!

[@ABTS]

My pleasure. I hope it helped.

[@felixchoi124]

Thank you for arming us with such valuable knowledge. I feel more confident about shipping now more than ever. I hope to be ready with my first one soon!

[@ABTS]

Hi Felix, glad to hear this video helped you and great that it’s boosted your confidence. Any questions or ideas for future videos, please let us know.

[@tahsinulislam3999]

thank you sir for guiding us and I am learning so much from you.

[@ABTS]

So glad to hear that Tahsinul, glad our videos help.

[@N.G.N.I]

Brilliant video. Very informative

[@ABTS]

Thanks Bruce, I’m glad you liked the video.

[@N.G.N.I]

I’d like to see a video about processing customs documentation and performing activities pertaining to international shipments. And any other documentation one would need to gain experience with to be a successful freight forwarder. Cheers

[@ABTS]

Thanks for the suggestion Bruce. We will upload a video on this soon. Please keep an eye out.

[@romanungern]

thank you for the video.

[@ABTS]

Glad you like the video Roman, hope it helped.

[@agnieszkagil7415]

Dear Alan, can the terms BAF and CAF be pronounced as initialisms? In the same way like BBC, FBI and FOB? Greetings!

[@ABTS]

Hi Agnieszka, thanks for your question. Yes, sure, they can be pronounced as initialisms too and it should be understood what you mean.

[@agnieszkagil7415]

Much obliged for your response, Alan. Greetings from the Netherlands!

[@bositt7594]

Thank you so much sir...

[@ABTS]

You’re very welcome Bo

[@jonathanyaafe9061]

Hi Alan, do you have an email I can contact you at?

[@ABTS]

Sure Jonathan, please find contact details here: www.abtslogistics.co.uk/contact-us/