Deconsolidation

In Canada, cargo reporting treats deconsolidation as the separation of a combined shipment into separate shipments for different receivers.

The process whereby a consolidated shipment is divided into individual shipments consigned to various consignees.

More ocean terms

• Bill of lading (B/L)
• Bunker adjustment factor (BAF)
• Claused bill of lading
• Clean bill of lading
• Common carrier
• Container yard (CY)

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Definitions are general information, not legal advice. Rules differ by country; check the source and the current regulation before you act on one.