Category: Trading Assistance
Dock to Dock: Wrongful rejections
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The Solution: Gather all available information, communicate, and act in good faith.
3 misconceptions about ‘Good Arrival’: Long vs. Short Trips
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When produce transactions start to go sideways, it’s helpful to have a clear understanding of industry trading rules.
3 misconceptions about ‘Good Arrival’: Making Grade
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When produce transactions start to go sideways, it’s helpful to have a clear understanding of industry trading rules.
3 misconceptions about ‘Good Arrival’: Abnormal transportation conditions
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When produce transactions start to go sideways, it’s helpful to have a clear understanding of industry trading rules.
Trading Assistance: How to avoid wire transfer and e-mail scams
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In this article we’ll discuss scams called business email compromise or BEC scams, and identify best practices to help you and your business partners avoid similar misadventures.
Dock to Dock: Shortage claims
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Any problems at arrival should be noted on the delivery receipt with specificity.
Produce Pointers: Timing and trouble notices
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Always provide notice of problems with a shipment as soon as possible.
Trading Assistance: Reviewing Reefer Downloads
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In this article we’ll review some of the ways Blue Book Services uses reefer downloads to help mediate claims involving fresh produce.
Produce Pointers: Timing and trouble notice
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Timely notice gives the interested parties an opportunity to investigate the facts for themselves.
Dock-to-Dock: Who pays detention fees?
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A carrier’s detention fees are chargeable to the party that hired the transportation service.