Sep 26, 2006 19:27
17 yrs ago
Spanish term

y-o 114 CBF

Spanish to English Bus/Financial Transport / Transportation / Shipping International Freight
Adjunto encontrará la cotización para sus exportaciones marítimas consolidadas desde
Guatemala ciudad (Coalsa) hasta OAKLAND, CA (Nuestra terminal) con CARGA SECA NO
PELIGROSA, basada en la siguiente información, 1 Tonelada (2,204 Libras) y-o 114
CBF:


Flete $264.48

B/l $ 50.00

etc.,

The freight company is in Guatemala and shipping to the US. Also, what does B/I mean in this context? The quote continues the list with terms in English (i.e. Handling, In&Out Miami, Inland, etc.,)

Thank you for your help!
Proposed translations (English)
4 and/or 114 CBF (cubic feet)

Discussion

Miguel Fuentes Sep 26, 2006:
I guess these accronyms come from Incoterms, suggest you chech their site. Luck

Proposed translations

1 hr

and/or 114 CBF (cubic feet)

Supongo que se refiere a la tarifa de flete. Por tonelada, por libras y por pies cubicos.
(Estas Cías. cobran según les convenga: Por volúmen si transportan plumas, por peso si transportan plomo)
Saludos!
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