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

Purchase Order (PO) — A document that specifies the details of a transaction between buyer and supplier.
Real-Time — In logistics, this term refers to a shipper’s ability to track an order as it progresses from origin to destination.
Receiving — The physical receipt of a transported order.
Receiving Dock — At a receiver’s facility, the dock is the place where goods are unloaded.
Refrigerated Carrier — A truckload or LTL carrier that has the capability to transport temp-sensitive product in a refrigerated trailer.
Request for Proposal (RFP) — Refers to the process of bidding your freight lanes out to transportation providers for an upcoming period of time.
Request for Quote (RFQ) — Another term for a transportation RFP.
Retail Buyer — A person who purchases products from vendors on behalf of a retail outlet.
Retailer — A business that buys products from suppliers to sell to end-users.
Routing Guide — The process in which a shipper determines which carrier will move a product based on completed RFPs.
Scalability — How quickly a supplier can increase productivity to meet rising demand.
Scorecard — A tool used by retailers to grade their suppliers’ ability to deliver product on-time and in-full.
Shipper — The originator of a shipment.
Shipping Lane — The route on which a carrier transports a product between origin and destination.
Short Shipment — An order which is incomplete or missing agreed-upon parts.
Spot Market — The trucking market that exists for shipments with little lead time or notice.
Spot Market Rates — Rates at the present moment in the market.
Supplier — A seller of goods.
Supply Chain Visibility — Refers to the ability to identify and isolate key metrics within the supply chain.
Tariff — Taxes assessed by a government on goods leaving or entering a country.