"sea shipment" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to a shipment of goods that is transported by sea. Example: The company decided to save money by choosing a sea shipment instead of air freight for their international deliveries.
New overseas DCs filled orders for inexpensive material with stocks replenished by sea shipment.
A sea shipment may consist of several containers, each of them holding a sealed package.
The UAE and Saudi Arabia would deny that they are attempting to starve Qatar into submission with their diplomatic and economic boycott that has forced Qatar to seek alternative food suppliers and alternative air and sea shipment routes.
International transport of cargo and goods, especially via commercial sea shipment, can also export and import dengue's primary and secondary vectors, A. aegypti and A. albopictus, respectively.
Sea shipments have sometimes been delayed up to three days because of bad weather and other problems.
Israel also will face a fresh test in coming days of its policy of intercepting sea shipments, which it tightened after the 2008-2009 Gaza war.
Japan's second-largest refinery, Idemitsu Kosan, stopped shipments to other refineries across the area, and Japan's largest refinery, Nippon Oil, stopped all sea shipments.
In general, air shipments will carry a higher delivery cost than ground or sea shipments.
For sea shipments, the port of entry is usually the nearest major international seaport in the country where the project is implemented.
Meanwhile, 20percentnt of rail-to-sea shipments that were flagged exports flagged as potentially stolen vehicles were not checked.
Mr. Prophet, the H.P. vice president, said that despite the occasional delays — like the 26 hours at the Kazakh border — the company still planned to shift more shipments from sea freight, and especially from airfreight, to rail.
