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Chassis

A chassis is a frame with wheels that supports a container that is being transported over land.

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Chock

To chock is to use a wood or metal wedge to block the wheels of a truck while it is being loaded or unloaded.

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Clamp

A clamp is an attachment to a forklift that allows it to encircle and grasp product.

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Clear Height

Clear height is the height pallets can be stacked while leaving clearance for product movement or for lights, sprinklers, etc., hanging from a ceiling.

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Client

A client is a person or organization that uses the services of another person or company. In a business context, a client is a customer who purchases goods or services

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Cold Storage

Cold storage refers to a temperature-controlled environment used to preserve perishable goods, such as food, pharmaceuticals, and other products. These facilities are typically maintained at a temperature range between 32°F

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Commodity

Commodity is raw material or primary agricultural product that is traded on an exchange or in the market.

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Concealed Damage

Concealed damage is damage to product that is not obvious until the product is examined or the condition becomes apparent during storage or transfer.

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Consignee

A consignee is a person or organization that is designated to receive goods that are being shipped under a consignment agreement.

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Consignment Inventory

Consignment inventory refers to goods that are stored and sold by a consignee on behalf of a consignor. In a consignment arrangement, the consignor retains ownership of the goods, and

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Consolidate

Consolidate is the process of combining two or more shipments going in the same direction or to the same destination on a single trailer.

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Container

A container is a box that is used to transport product and is widely used for international shipments.

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