Transshipment means to transfer cargo from one vessel to another for further transportation to another port with said transfer occurring completely on Port Authority property; in the case of laden containers, without the containers being de-stuffed or altered in form or composition.
Transshipment means the transfer, either directly or indirectly, of any goods from an aircraft, vehicle or vessel arriving in a Partner State from a foreign place, to an aircraft, vehicle or vessel, departing to a foreign destination;
Transshipment means Containers moving between any two Containerships, Mother Containership or feeder, employed or used by the User at the Container Terminal.
Examples of Transshipment in a sentence
Transshipment procedure shall be terminated when the goods left the country or placed under other procedures.
In 2008, the total cargo traffic for HKIA reached 3.6 million tonnes; of which, 2.8 million tonnes were O/D traffic and 0.8 million tonnes was Transshipment traffic.Traffic to long-haul destinations represented about 42% of total cargo in 2008.
More Definitions of Transshipment
Transshipment means the unloading of any fisheries resources or products of fisheries resources taken in the Convention Area from one fishing vessel to another fishing vessel either at sea or in port.
Transshipment means the transfer of any or all fish or fish products to or from any fishing vessel for the purposes of transporting such fish or fish products elsewhere, and “transship” shall have a corresponding meaning;
Transshipment means the transfer of any or all of the fish on board a boat onto another boat, either directly or by off-loading the fish from the boat onto the shore and thence immediately onto another boat.
Transshipment means transfer of goods from a vehicle used for domestic transportation or on entry to a vehicle on exit for export or from a vehicle for domestic transportation or on entry into depots in a border checkpoint area before being loaded aboard other vehicle for export.
Transshipment. ' means the unloading of all or any of fish or fishery products or product of aquatic flora on board a fishing vessel to another fishing vessel or cargo vessel, a cargo vessel either at sea or in port without the produce being recorded by the port state as landed;