Forwarding & NVOCC Practice
共同海損與貨運代理實務
共同海損是指為了保護船舶、貨物及航程整體安全而產生的特別犧牲或費用，由相關利害關係人共同分擔的海上運輸制度。對貨運代理而言，重點在於向貨主說明、收集文件、聯絡保險公司、確認共同海損擔保及協調貨物放行。
General Average and Forwarder Practice
General Average is a maritime principle under which extraordinary sacrifices or expenses incurred to protect the vessel and cargo are shared among the parties involved in the voyage. For forwarders, it creates practical work such as explaining the situation to cargo owners, collecting documents, contacting insurers, arranging GA security and coordinating cargo release.
Significance and Benefits of Issuing an FCR
Explains why an FCR is issued in Japanese domestic forwarding practice and how it helps clarify cargo receipt, work scope, responsibility boundaries, subcontractor reporting, invoicing support and cargo liability risk management.
How FCR Is Used in Domestic Cargo Operations
Explains how FCR is used in domestic cargo operations connected with international forwarding, including cargo collection, warehouse delivery, CY/CFS pickup, devanning, sorting, delivery and subcontractor reporting.
FCR and the Incorporation of Standard Trading Conditions
Explains how FCR standard trading conditions should be incorporated into forwarding and cargo handling transactions before work starts, rather than relying only on terms printed on the back of an FCR.
Positive List System for Food Contact Utensils, Containers and Packaging in Japan
Practical overview of Japan’s positive list system for food contact utensils, containers and packaging, especially synthetic resin materials used in food-contact products.
Food Additives in Japan
Practical overview of food additives under Japanese import practice, including permitted additives, use standards, ingredient checks and document preparation for imported foods.
Imported Food Inspection in Japan
Practical overview of imported food inspection in Japan, including Food Sanitation Act import notification, quarantine station review, inspection orders, monitoring inspections and forwarding-side document checks.