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EDGE 2025 - Complimentary Course with Registration

4 Lessons

U.S. Domestic Bill of Lading (Using Video)

  • Understand the fundamental role and functions of the Bill of Lading (BOL) in both inbound and outbound logistics.
  • Optimize logistics operations by effectively managing and utilizing the Bill of Lading.
  • Navigate regulatory and compliance requirements associated with the Bill of Lading, including potential issues that can arise from incorrect usage.
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4 Lessons

Geography for Logistics

  • Gain a well-rounded understanding of world geography from a logistics perspective.
  • Become better equipped to make informed decisions, optimize routes, and contribute to your organization’s strategic planning in the realm of international trade.
  • Build the geographical knowledge essential for success in the global logistics industry.
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3 Lessons

Basics of U.S. Imports

  • Qualifications to act as a U.S. importer
  • Legal obligations of an importer
  • Services included within the meaning of  “customs business”
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3 Lessons

Introduction to Incoterms

  • The meaning of various Incoterm codes and how they are grouped for practical application.
  • How Incoterms allocate costs, obligations, and the risk of loss or damage between the seller and buyer.
  • Responsibility for arranging transportation and the required notices each party must provide under different Incoterms.
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5 Lessons

Basics of Air Cargo Transport

  • Understanding the advantages and disadvantages of using airfreight
  • Understanding which type of shipments justify air freight
  • Time and cost comparisons for air freight
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5 Lessons

Basics of Ocean Cargo Transport

  • Benefits of containerization in shipping
  • Types of intermodal containers and chassis
  • Contemporary container ship itineraries
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3 Lessons

Regulating Global Trade: Customs, Tariffs, and Trade Levers

  • Objectives for import controls such as national security, protection of domestic industry, wealth preservation, and environmental protection
  • Forms of government intervention in international trade
  • International rules (conventions) that regulate ocean and air transportation
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