Cargo Loss (货物灭失)
The transit event where freight cartons fail to reach their designated receiving destination.
Term Definition
Cargo loss is recognized when consignments fail to arrive at destination hubs upon exhaustion of tracing windows. If an insured consignment experiences declared total loss, client accounts are compensated for the full declared value of the goods.
Usage Example
«The formal investigation established cargo loss for one parcel, initiating financial compensation.»
What we do
Upon confirmed cargo loss of insured items, we reimburse the merchandise value under agreed terms.
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Other terms in this category
Commercial Invoice
The principal commercial billing document detailing item descriptions, quantities, unit prices, and order value.
Packing List (装箱单)
Shipping manifest detailing package counts, gross/net weights, dimensions, and contents per carton.
Shipping Marks (箱唛)
Alphanumeric identifying codes, client tags, and handling arrows stenciled onto master cartons.
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