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It is very important for an entrepreneur to know the Air Cargo Freight Calculation before transporting cargo through air.
After the flourishment of the aviation industry, Air Freight made International Trade (CBLR exam) easy for the business and from then transportation through airways is the most reliable mode of Freight transportation.
As a person or a student, we all do different types of management such as money management, time management, etc. such management is done so that we can simplify our life and we do not create any chaos in our day-to-day living. Even in the International Business, Importer and Exporter take huge risks, invest a huge amount of money, do they do any sort of Risk Management? Considering such points helps aspirants in the CBLR exam as well.
International Trade includes Import and Export of various kinds of goods. But proper handling of Dangerous goods should be considered an important task. There are various types of goods that come under the Dangerous goods such as explosives, gases, toxic and infectious materials, etc. It is the responsibility of the importer, Exporter, and Freight Forwarder (diploma in freight forwarding courses), etc, to see how to transport Dangerous goods across the countries. Mishandling of such goods will be Dangerous to life, health, and property.
Risk Management in Foreign Trade
As a person or a student, we all do different types of management such as money management, time management, etc. such management is done so that we can simplify our life and we do not create any chaos in our day-to-day living. Even in the International Business, Importer and Exporter take huge risks, invest a huge amount of money, do they do any sort of Risk Management? Considering such points helps aspirants in the CBLR exam as well.
These Risk Management strategies take on special importance for businesses operating across borders, whose costs and/or revenues are in foreign currencies. In these cases, adverse developments in currency markets may increase their costs or reduce their revenues, thereby hurting their financial performance.
International Business has opened up a new horizon for the Logistics sector. Export, Import, and International Freight Forwarding have higher scopes now. Goods can be transported through air and sea; the risk and the benefit are also high. Customs Clearance needs documents such as Letter of Credit and Bill of Lading for clear passage.
Before entering into any field, you should know the risks associated with it. Managing risk can lower down the chances of failure. Do you want to know more about it? Are you not getting any platform that can clear all your doubts upon risk management in foreign trade?
A leading expert in Logistics, JBS academy scheduled a webinar on International Business-Risk management in foreign trade, it is a platform where all your doubts will be discussed and will be answered accordingly. Grab the opportunity and enhance your knowledge for a clear understanding.
The webinar session organized by JBS Academy on Risk management in Foreign Trade engaged by Professor Kishor Bhatt, an operational banker and a trainer with 54 years of experience. He is a Chartered Member of The Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport, London. Currently, he is working as a consultant in International Business. Mr. Bhatt has penned more than 22 books in English, Gujarati in the area of International Business, and wrote articles for various magazines and publications. He organized a number of training programs and gave lectures in International Business at various training institutes. JBS also offers a Diploma in International freight forwarding Course.
The webinar was attended by 402 students; it was a very informative session where the students got to learn things that can play a key role in their success. Students raised their questions and were answered accordingly. The recorded webinar is available on YouTube.
To contact the experienced professional of Import-Export you can contact the team of JBS Academy at www.jbsacademy.com or chat with them on, [email protected] team of professionals are always ready to answer all your questions and guide you for the best.
Shipping Dangerous Goods – Basics of Air and Sea Transportation
International Trade includes Import and Export of various kinds of goods. But proper handling of Dangerous goods should be considered an important task. There are various types of goods that come under the Dangerous goods such as explosives, gases, toxic and infectious materials, etc. It is the responsibility of the importer, Exporter, and Freight Forwarder (diploma in freight forwarding courses), etc, to see how to transport Dangerous goods across the countries. Mishandling of such goods will be Dangerous to life, health, and property.
The mode of shipping is through air and sea and it is classified accordingly. There are three packing groups classified as high, medium, and low danger and four types of packing – UN specification packaging, limited quantity packaging, excepted quantity packaging, and another packing. One should also have basic documents to become eligible to ship goods through air and sea mode. Before the shipment, marking and labeling of the goods are done. It becomes important to know about the different aspects of shipping Dangerous goods, to prevent marine pollution and how safely one should handle such goods. All this is explained in detail in this webinar session.
International Business has opened new opportunities for Export, Import, and International Freight Forwarding. One of the most common ways used by Exporters and Importers for the transport of their goods is through air and sea. Both of them have unique benefits and must undergo similar processes in the Customs Clearance. Customs Broker can be appointed to make the processes simpler.
The webinar session organized by JBS Academy on Shipping dangerous goods – basics of air and sea transportation engaged by Professor Manisha Thaker, the experience of 20+ years in Logistics and Freight Forwarding, shipping normally / Breakbulk and Odd dimensions cargo projects and building up overseas agents, negotiating Freight with airlines and shipping and transporters. She has worked with manufacturing companies of engineering, textiles, tiles, chemicals, electrical and electronics, etc. Ms. Thaker is a vice president of Trialliance Global Solutions India Pvt. Ltd and DG qualified.
The webinar was attended by 181 students; it was a very informative session where the students got to learn things that can play a key role in their success. Students raised their questions and were answered accordingly. The recorded webinar is available on YouTube.
To contact the experienced professional of Import-Export you can contact the team of JBS Academy or chat with them on, [email protected] team of professionals are always ready to answer all your questions and guide you for the best.
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Meet Prof. S.V. Modi, One of our most encouraging faculty. He is Certified & Specialised in Custom Clearance, International Business, Insurance, Foreign Trade Policy, International Payments, and Taxation.
Meet Prof. Samir J. Shah, With over 30 years in this field is a top-notch icon in the field of Logistics and Forwarding solutions. He has extensively traveled within India and worldwide and has an insider view of the Logistics scenario in India today – be it inland or port.
It is very important for an entrepreneur to know the Air Cargo Freight Calculation before transporting cargo through air.
After the flourishment of the aviation industry, Air Freight made International Trade (CBLR exam) easy for the business and from then transportation through airways is the most reliable mode of Freight transportation.
The regulation for Imports of goods and services is included under the Foreign Exchange Management Act, 1999 and also can be asked in the
Export and Import are two important aspects of International Trade. In order to understand these terms, one must know the different regulations to follow to be part of International Trade. The regulation for Imports of goods and services is included under the Foreign Exchange Management Act, 1999 and also can be asked in the CBLR exam 2021.
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International Business involves individuals from different nations and cultures. A contract is of prime importance when it comes to Export, Import, or International Freight Forwarding of goods.
Globalization has boosted International Business and gave opportunities to the investors to diversify their investment and invest in other countries as well. After globalization, many MNC’s entered the country and completely changed the working scenario.
For more information on CBLR Exam notification, you can contact the counseling team of JBS Academy they will suggest the most beneficial books for the regulation 6 exam and help you plan a complete schedule from the first day of the exam.