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Port
1. Harbor with facilities for vessels to moor and load or discharge. 2. Left side of a vessel when facing towards the front or forward end.  
Port of Discharge
Port where the cargo is discharged from the ocean- going vessel.  
Port of Loading
Port where the cargo is loaded on board the ocean -going vessel.  
Portal Crane
Type of gantry crane with vertical legs of sufficient height and width to permit vehicles or railroad equipment to pass between the legs.  
Portlog
Record of a vessel's actual arrival and departure time, used tugs, draft, deadweight, quantity of discharged and loaded goods/containers and any other important particulars. Log Book
Positioning
Transport of empty equipment from a depot to shipper's premises or from consignee's premises back to a depot as the empty leg of a carrier haulage transport.  
Postal Code
National code maintained by the Postal Authorities designed to indicate areas and accumulated addresses to facilitate sorting and the delivery of mail and other goods. Zone Improvement Plan
Pre-Carriage
Carriage of goods (containers) by any mode of transport from the place of receipt to the port of loading.  
Pre-Carrier
Carrier by which the goods are moved prior to the main transport.  
Pre-Shipment Inspection
Abbreviation: PSI. Checking of goods before shipment for the purpose of determining the quantity and/or quality of said goods by an independent surveyor (inspection company). The inspection can also be for the purpose of determining whether the price charged for certain goods is correct, a practice used by some countries.