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LOGISTICS SERVICE CLASSIFICATION

Classification of Logistics Services

1) Major Logistics Services, Including:
a) Loading and unloading services, including container loading and unloading activities;
b) Warehousing and storage services, including business of container depots and material and equipment handling warehouses;
c) Transport agency services, including agency activities for customs clearance and planning of cargo handling;
d) Other auxiliary services, including activities of receiving, storing and managing information relating to goods transportation and storage throughout the logistics chain; re-handling goods returned by customers, goods in stock, overdue goods, fads and redistribution of such goods; container leasing and leasing activities.
2) Transport-Related Logistics Services, Including:
a) Maritime transport services;
b) Inland waterway transport services;
c) Air transport services;
d) Railway transport services;
d) Road transport services.
e) Pipeline transport services.
3) Other Related Logistics Services, Including:
a) Technical inspection and analysis services;
b) Postal services;
c) Wholesale trade services;
d) Retail trade services, including inventory management, collection, gathering, sorting, redistribution and delivery;
d) Other transportation support services.
4) Rights And Obligations Of Businessmen Logistics Services
a) Enjoy service remuneration and other reasonable expenses;
b) In the process of contract performance, if there are legitimate reasons for the interests of customers, traders providing logistics services may perform differently from customers' instructions, but must immediately notify customers. ;
c) When a situation occurs, it may lead to the failure of part or all of the instructions of the customer to notify the customer immediately for instructions;
d) If there is no agreement on the specific time limit for performance of obligations with customers, they must perform their obligations within a reasonable time.

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