跨国电商物流中专业英文

跨国电商物流中专业英文
The professional English terms used in cross-border e-commerce logistics include:
1. Supply Chain Management: The management of the entire process from the procurement of goods to the delivery to the end customer.
2. Freight Forwarding: The arrangement and coordination of the transportation of goods from the supplier to the buyer, including customs clearance.
3. Warehousing and Distribution: The storage and distribution of goods from the warehouse to the final destination.
4. Customs Clearance: The process of ensuring that goods comply with customs regulations and are allowed to enter or leave a country.
5. Inventory Management: The control and optimization of stock levels to ensure availability of products while minimizing holding costs.
6. Last-Mile Delivery: The final stage of the delivery process, where goods are transported from the local distribution center to the customer's doorstep.
7. Reverse Logistics: The process of managing returned goods, including inspection, repair, and disposal.
8. Tracking and Tracing: The ability to monitor and follow the movement of goods throughout the logistics chain.
9. Fulfillment Center: A facility where goods are received, processed, and shipped to customers.
10. Value-Added Services: Additional services offered to customers, such as gift wrapping, personalization, or assembly.
11. Freight Cost Optimization: Finding the most cost-effective transportation methods and routes.
12. Electronic Data Interchange (EDI): The electronic exchange of business documents between trading partners.
13. Transport Insurance: Insurance coverage for goods during transportation to protect against loss or damage.
14. Incoterms: Internationally accepted terms defining the responsibilities of buyers and sellers in international trade.
15. Duty and Tax Calculation: The calculation of customs duties and taxes to be paid on imported
goods.
16. Compliance and Regulatory Requirements: Adhering to laws and regulations related to product safety, labeling, and documentation.
17. Bill of Lading: A document issued by a carrier to acknowledge receipt of goods and contract for their transportation.
18. Packaging and Labeling: Ensuring that goods are properly packaged and labeled for safe and efficient transportation.
19. Cross-Docking: The practice of unloading goods from an incoming shipment and immediately loading them onto outbound vehicles for direct delivery.
20. Lead Time: The time it takes for goods to be delivered from the supplier to the customer.。