Flow of goods in the logistics industry
The cargo has been shipped from your factory.
The shipped cargo is Carrying in to Nissin 's distribution warehouse. Here, the packaging, number, and condition of the cargo at the time of Carrying in are checked.
We will make Export declaration to customs based on the cargo information received from the customer.
Once permition is granted by customs, the cargo is transported to ports and airports, which are gateways to the world.
Off to the world!
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From warehouses to customs, ports, and overseas locations
Along with Nissin 's work
Introducing the flow of goods in the logistics industry.
In the warehouse...
The warehouse is where your cargo first enters. When cargo is received, its condition is first checked to ensure that the number of items is correct, and that there is no damage or water damage. In ocean freight, we handle a variety of cargo, from those that can be carried by hand to large and heavy cargo that cannot be moved without the use of cargo handling equipment such as forklifts, and Loading into containers is also performed at this warehouse.
For Air cargo, which often involves small shipments, the cargo is palletized (Installation the cargo on boards) in a warehouse near the airport, and then handed over to the carrier that actually transports the cargo.
Additionally, in the case of imported cargo, we may perform labeling and attaching accessories (Distribution Processing) in the warehouse before delivering it to the customer.
At customs...
When importing or exporting goods, you must obtain permition from customs. Nissin is certified as AEO Customs broker and handles customs procedures at the request of our customers. This is one of the most important tasks in international logistics, as if there is a deficiency in this procedure, the cargo will not be able to be imported or exported.
At the port...
With giant cranes and trucks constantly in motion, this place is a gateway to the world. Our employees not only check the schedule and have meetings with the ship's captain so that the ship can depart on time, but also work every day to safely load containers containing cargo onto the ship.
Overseas...
Nissin currently has offices in 24 countries and regions, and approximately 110 employees are working as expatriates around the world. They ensure that cargo leaving Japan is delivered to our customers.