The phrase "arranging shipping" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the process of organizing the transportation of goods or products from one location to another.
Example: "Our team is currently focused on arranging shipping for the new product line to ensure timely delivery to our customers."
Alternatives: "coordinating shipping" or "organizing delivery".
Until 1499, the House of Guinea represented, in embryonic form, a colonial ministry in Portugal, in charge of storing merchandise, collecting duty on incoming goods, maintaining the Portuguese merchant fleet, and arranging shipping schedules.
Spurred by the growth of e-commerce, shippers like U.P.S. and others are shaving precious minutes from their delivery times by arranging shipping routes to avoid left-hand turns, among many other things.
Clients must drop off their machines or arrange shipping.
The 2010 quotas were not issued until Dec. 31, and exporters then typically needed several weeks to arrange shipping.
Turning on his insistent, feline charm, he sought out buyers and sellers while his partner Pinky Green arranged shipping.
How do you get these purchases back home? A. Dealers can give you a trucking company's name or arrange shipping for you.
The artists were told they could have the work at no charge on condition that they fetched the items or arranged shipping.
If you have the order number, it can figure out which warehouse to get it to and arrange shipping.
Those of you nerdy enough to be fans of these games will be delighted with this fun little tool, where you can arrange ships, enemies, shots and bosses until the cows come home.
One solution, she wrote, would be to better coordinate the use and funding of U.S.-based research vessels by federal agencies, including NOAA, the U.S. Geological Survey, and the Department of Energy; these agencies often arrange ship time independently for their vessel-based studies.
H.Bloom has wiped out many of the floral industry's overhead costs but it's a capital intensive business (purchasing, arranging and shipping flowers) with several moving parts.
