What is ICD? ðĪ
What is ICD? ðĪ
Why isn't the dock yet... but show up in the courtyard?
Yesterday, a disciple asked Teacher Nong that
"Teacher, why does the ICD status in the document mean?"
This question is very good, because it is a point where "newbies are confused a lot."
In fact, ICD (Inland Container Depot)
It's "onshore port" or "cargo yard."
ð Simply put,
We took the goods to handle everything here first.
Both cargo packing / customs inspection / clearing
Then send the "cupboard" to the real dock again. ðĒ
ðĄ, so...
Our "not yet boarded" is true.
But it's in ICD.
It's easy to remember. ð
Port = Sea Port
ICD = terrestrial cabinet yard (works like a condensed dock)
â use ICD?
â. Don't take everything to the docks.
â. Reduce congestion.
â Save time + cost
â Factory far from the port = very convenient.
And friends, logistics lines, or veterans in ð
ð Where is there an ICD in Thailand?
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