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

Freight — An order that is transported from origin to destination.
Freight-All-Kinds (FAK) — Pricing strategy that bundles multiple freight classes into a single class.
Freight Bill — The invoice for a carrier shipment.
Full Truckload (FTL) — A shipment on which an entire trailer is filled with product.
Gross Weight — The total weight of a truck, trailer, its cargo, the driver, and any potential passengers.
Handling Costs — The cost of moving or transferring inventory.
Inbound Logistics — Refers to the transportation and storage of incoming goods into your supply chain.
Intermodal Transportation — The transportation of freight by two or more modes i.e., using rail shipping and over-the-road shipping for a singular shipment.
Joint Rate — A rate of a route that requires two or more different carriers to transport shipment.
Just in Time (JIT) — An inventory control system that requires materials to arrive just in time for use.
Key Performance Indicator (KPI) — In logistics, KPIs are critical metrics that highlight the performance of your supply chain.
Landed Costs — The cost of product combined with additional logistics costs.
Lead Time — The time between an order being placed and the time it needs to be shipped.
Less-Than-Truckload (LTL) — A shipment mode that consolidations several smaller shipments on a single truck.
Line-Haul Shipment — An order that ships over 150 miles between two cities.
Load Tender — Also called a pick-up request. Simply put, it is a shipment offer to a carrier.
Lumper Fee — The cost associated with a driver assisting in the loading or unloading their trailer.
Market Demand — In trucking, this refers to the need for freight services.
Mileage Rate — A rate that is determined by the number of miles an order is shipped.
Must-Arrive By Date (MABD) — The date set by retailers that specifies when a vendor must have a product to their receiving facilities.