sennder announces the successful closing of the acquisition of the European Surface Transportation operations of C.H. Robinson.

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Glossary

Place of Destination

Definition

The Place of Destination refers to the final location where a shipment of goods is to be delivered. It is the point at which the receiver, also known as the consignee, takes possession of the shipment and becomes responsible for any further handling, storage, or transportation. The Place of Destination is a crucial piece of information in international trade and transportation documents, as it helps to determine the routing, pricing, and customs procedures for the shipment.

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FAQ

The Place of Destination is typically indicated on shipping documents such as the Bill of Lading, Commercial Invoice, and Packing List. It includes the full address, contact information, and any relevant details about the delivery location.
In some cases, a change in the Place of Destination may be requested by the shipper or consignee while the shipment is in transit. However, this may result in additional fees, delays, or complications in customs clearance and transportation arrangements.
The distance and complexity of the route between the Place of Origin and the Place of Destination are key factors in determining transportation costs. Longer distances or routes involving multiple modes of transportation will generally result in higher costs.
The Place of Destination is important for customs clearance, as it determines the jurisdiction and regulations under which the goods will be imported. Accurate documentation and compliance with local customs requirements are essential to ensure smooth clearance at the destination.
Example or usage in road freight logistics

A manufacturer in China ships a container of goods to a retailer in the United States. The Place of Destination specified on the Bill of Lading is the retailer's warehouse in Los Angeles, California. This information helps the freight forwarder and carrier plan the most efficient route and schedule for the shipment, ensuring timely delivery and compliance with all applicable customs procedures.

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