Skip to content
  • Ελληνικά
  • English
  • македонски јазик
  • Српски језик
  •   
    • Home
    • Questions
      

    Corporate Blog

    Sea Transport

    Effects of the Covid-19 pandemic for the maritime sector

    13 December 202011 February 2021 by cosmatosNo comments

    The year 2020 has been undoubtedly marked by the outbreak and rapid expansion of the Sars Cov 2 virus, that ...

    Read more »

    Posted in Sea Transport023

    Road Transport

    Load Securing (Road Transport)

    16 November 202013 October 2021 by Roula Kaimakami

    Load securing, is the securing of cargo for transport reasons.   The efficient cargo securement depends on the type of commodity and ...

    Read more »

    Posted in Road Transport#022

    Sea Transport Documentation

    Types of Bill of Lading for sea transport

    18 September 201716 November 2020 by Sofia LeoniNo comments

    Bill of Lading (B/L) is referred to as one of the most important documents in maritime trade. B/L is a ...

    Read more »

    Posted in Sea Transport, Documentation021

    Customs

    Container Customs Controls: The types and procedures followed

    23 August 201731 August 2017 by Anestis IoannidisNo comments

    The containerization of the cargo brought a revolution in the transport industry as it enabled the shipment of smaller quantities ...

    Read more »

    Posted in Customs020

    Storage Supply Chain

    What is meant by the term “Reverse Logistics”?

    6 July 201725 July 2017 by Roula KaimakamiNo comments

    Which factors differentiate “Reverse Logistics” from “Forward Logistics”? The main target of Logistics is to minimize the cost and achieve the ...

    Read more »

    Posted in Storage, Supply Chain019

    Sea Transport Owners Matters

    What are the procedures for crew changes in Greece?

    9 June 20173 July 2017 by Vassilis PapavassiliouNo comments

    Immigration allows crew changes only at authorized points of entry in Greece, therefore not in all Greek ports it is ...

    Read more »

    Posted in Sea Transport, Owners Matters018

    Legal Issues Liability in transportation

    Carrier’s liability in international law of carriage of goods. Which rules apply, when and why?

    12 May 201730 August 2017 by George MaronidisNo comments

    In principle, carrier’s liability for loss of or damage to the goods is regulated by international unimodal conventions whose scope ...

    Read more »

    Posted in Legal Issues, Liability in transportation017

    Storage Dangerous Goods

    Dangerous goods Class Categories according to the ADR Agreement

    25 April 201724 July 2017 by Roula KaimakamiNo comments

    Dangerous Goods (DG) classification is imperative in order to determine the action required during handling, packaging or transporting of dangerous ...

    Read more »

    Posted in Storage, Dangerous Goods016

    Yachting

    The main differences between “Pleasure yachts” and “Commercial yachts” that are arriving to Greece

    18 April 201724 July 2017 by Kyriakos KalisNo comments

    Private Yachts are divided in two main categories: the Non-EU registered and the EU registered ones. Non-EU Registered Private Yachts A yachts’ ...

    Read more »

    Posted in Yachting015

    Storage Dangerous Goods

    What is the ADR Agreement (Accord Dangerous Routier)?

    3 March 201718 April 2017 by Roula KaimakamiNo comments

    ADR, European Agreement Concerning the International Carriage of Dangerous Goods by Road, is the agreement by which international transport of ...

    Read more »

    Posted in Storage, Dangerous Goods014

    Posts navigation

    • « Previous
    • 1
    • 2
    • 3
    • 4
    • 5
    • Next »







    ©2016 Cosmatos Group. All Rights Reserved.
    error: Content is protected !!