IMPARGO's transportation and logistics glossary
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An unloading point is the location where goods are taken off a truck or vessel once they reach their destination, such as a port, warehouse, distribution centre or a dedicated dock.
Most unloading points have equipment to remove goods from arriving vehicles or ships, such as a ramp or dock leveller, forklifts, cranes or conveyor systems, chosen to match the type of cargo.
The unloading point is the counterpart of the point of origin: it is the final stop of a delivery. In the Planner Module from IMPARGO it is the destination around which the route and delivery time are planned.
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