2. Please briefly define the Manafacturing Facilities. It is near to factory and they are will be semi-finished loads

Declared Value for Carriage — The value of goods according to the shipper. This amount is declared on a BOL.
Delivery Appointment — The agreed-upon time of arrival for a transported order.
Demurrage — Additional charges incurred when freight is unloading past its specified time. Used in rail and maritime transport.
Density — A product’s pounds per cubic foot. The metric is used to establish pricing for a transported order.
Detention — The amount of time a carrier is held at a receiving location beyond a specified loading or unloading appointment. Typically, detention results in a charge to the consignor.
Dispatch — The office in charge of allocating assets to haul shipments.
Distributor — A third-party that purchases products to resell to a retailer.
Drayage — The pick-up of the contents of a container from a yard by a carrier.
Drop Trailer — The process of leaving a trailer at a receiving location to be reloaded at another time.
Dunnage — Packing material used to product goods from damage during transport.
EDI Exchange — Communication between two businesses via a structured set of messages. EDI is used to exchange documents like purchase orders and invoices.
Exception Rate — A situation in which a rate does not follow the set class rate.
Expedited Shipment — The rapid delivery of a product from its origin to its destination.
First-In, First-Out (FIFO) — An inventory management strategy that requires product to be used in chronological order from its arrival to a facility.
Flatbed — A type of trailer that has no enclosed area.
Flexibility — The ability of a supply chain to react quickly and efficiently to changing customer demands.
Free on Board (FOB) — Used to decide who is liable for goods that are damaged during shipment.
For-Hire Carrier — A carrier that provides transportation services on a transactional basis.