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Our industry runs on acronyms. Here’s what the most common ones mean, in plain terms, whether you’re new to logistics or just need a quick refresher.
Third-party logistics provider. A company, like us, that stores, handles and ships goods for other businesses.
Full truckload. One shipment fills an entire trailer, going straight from pickup to delivery.
Less-than-truckload. Your freight shares a trailer with other shipments, so you pay for the space you use.
Freight comes in one dock door and goes straight out another, with little or no time in storage.
Short-distance trucking, usually moving containers between a port or rail yard and a warehouse.
One spot in a warehouse rack that holds a single pallet. Storage is often priced per position.
Stock keeping unit. One distinct version of a product, such as a specific size and color.
Warehouse management system. Software that tracks inventory, locations and orders in the warehouse.
Bill of lading. The legal document that lists what’s being shipped, from where and to whom.
Proof of delivery. The signed confirmation that a shipment arrived.
Advance ship notice. A heads-up sent before freight arrives, listing exactly what’s inbound.
The standard enclosed trailer used for most palletized and boxed freight.
An open trailer for oversized or heavy freight that loads from the side or top.
Extra charges beyond the base freight rate, such as liftgates, detention or inside delivery.
A fee charged when a truck is held at pickup or delivery longer than the agreed free time.
A retailer’s rules for how suppliers must ship, label and schedule deliveries to them.
Electronic data interchange. The standard way large retailers and partners exchange orders and shipping data.
An LTL rating from 50 to 500 based on density and handling that helps set the price.
Tell us what you’re storing or shipping. An owner gets back to you, usually within the hour.
<60 min average replyOne quote for storage & freightNo long-term lock-in
Warehousing and trucking out of Dayton, New Jersey. Women-owned and owner-led.
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(914) 462-0084
morganne@pezlogistics.com
2344 US-130, Dayton, NJ 08810
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