Goods are transshipped to countries of the Arabian Peninsula.
The port of Tanjung Priok in Jakarta is the largest in Indonesia, handling exports from West Java and a large proportion of Indonesia's import trade; many goods are transshipped to other islands or harbours.
In addition, more Indian goods are transshipped through Colombo than Indian ports, and trade and investment between the two countries has been burgeoning.
Goods were also transshipped from steamships to the junks serving the small coastal ports of northern Shandong and eastern Hebei.
Since we assume that any amount of goods can be transshipped at each point, T should be large enough to take care of all transshipments.
If such goods were to be transshipped to another belligerent (the enemy) at some point in the voyage, the state invoking the doctrine could claim that, regardless of the period of neutral possession, the voyage was continuously geared toward trade with the belligerent power.
Bottani and Rizzi [16] calculated the aptitude of goods categories to be transshipped in an intermodal terminal.
New Orleans and the Gulf Coast provide America with oil, gas, food and the perfect port for transshipping goods for import and export.
Products such as sugar, fruits, silk, timber, tea, and herbs were exported, whereas manufactured goods and industrial equipment were transshipped via Guangzhou into the interior.
From Fort Ridgely, the trail struck across the open prairie to the Minnesota River at Traverse des Sioux near modern-day St. Peter, Minnesota, where the furs and goods were, at first, usually transshipped to flatboats.
