What Do You Know About Freight Forwarding? Trivia Quiz
Freight forwarding has to do with organizing shipments for individuals or businesses in order to get goods from the manufacturer to a market, a customer or a final point of distribution. It has always been a dynamic industry because people need to export their goods everywhere around the world (where they can sell them). So, what do you know about freight forwarding? Take our quiz and find out now.
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In what country are freight forwarders called Customs Clearance Agents?
- A.
In Australia
- B.
In England
- C.
In the USA
- D.
In France
Correct Answer
A. In AustraliaExplanation
In Australia, freight forwarders are referred to as Customs Clearance Agents. This means that these professionals are responsible for handling the necessary paperwork and procedures required for the customs clearance of goods entering or leaving the country. They ensure that all legal and regulatory requirements are met, including the payment of duties and taxes. This term is specific to Australia and may vary in other countries.Rate this question:
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- 2.
In what year did Canada establish the CIFFA?
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In 1920
- B.
In 1940
- C.
In 1950
- D.
In 1948
Correct Answer
D. In 1948Explanation
In 1948, Canada established the CIFFA. This indicates that the CIFFA was established as an organization in that particular year.Rate this question:
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- 3.
How many forwarding companies are managed by PIFFA in Pakistan?
- A.
Exactly 700
- B.
Over 200
- C.
More than 500
- D.
Less than 500
Correct Answer
C. More than 500Explanation
PIFFA, the Pakistan International Freight Forwarders Association, manages a significant number of forwarding companies in Pakistan. The statement "More than 500" implies that there are more than 500 forwarding companies managed by PIFFA in the country.Rate this question:
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What's the meaning of BIFA?
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The Bermuda International Freight Association
- B.
The Brazilian International Freight Association
- C.
The British International Freight Association
- D.
The Big International Freight Association
Correct Answer
C. The British International Freight AssociationExplanation
The correct answer is The British International Freight Association. BIFA is an abbreviation for The British International Freight Association, which is a trade association representing the UK's freight forwarding and logistics industry. They provide support and guidance to their members, as well as promoting best practices and industry standards.Rate this question:
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- 5.
How many corporate members does the British International Freight Association count?
- A.
2000
- B.
1000
- C.
1500
- D.
1200
Correct Answer
C. 1500Explanation
The British International Freight Association counts 1500 corporate members.Rate this question:
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- 6.
In what year did freight forwarding begin in Nigeria?
- A.
1925
- B.
1930
- C.
1920
- D.
1914
Correct Answer
D. 1914Explanation
Freight forwarding began in Nigeria in 1914. This indicates that the practice of organizing and arranging the transportation of goods and cargo started in Nigeria during that year.Rate this question:
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- 7.
How many employees currently work for the FFFAI?
- A.
110,000 people
- B.
120,000 people
- C.
80,000 people
- D.
50,000 people
Correct Answer
A. 110,000 peopleExplanation
The FFFAI currently employs 110,000 people.Rate this question:
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- 8.
When was the first freight forwarding company established?
- A.
In 1822
- B.
In 1830
- C.
In 1920
- D.
In 1836
Correct Answer
D. In 1836Explanation
In 1836, the first freight forwarding company was established. This means that prior to this year, there were no companies specifically dedicated to the transportation and logistics of goods. The establishment of this company marked the beginning of a new industry, where businesses could rely on specialized services to transport their goods efficiently and effectively.Rate this question:
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What is the meaning of CFR?
- A.
Fair Costs
- B.
Cost of the freight
- C.
Cost at large
- D.
Cost and Freight
Correct Answer
D. Cost and FreightExplanation
CFR stands for Cost and Freight. It is a trade term used in international shipping contracts, indicating that the seller is responsible for the cost of the goods and the freight charges to bring the goods to the agreed-upon destination. This means that the seller covers the cost of transportation, including loading the goods onto the ship, while the buyer is responsible for any additional costs and risks once the goods are on board.Rate this question:
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Who pays the Ocean freight charges in general?
- A.
The Importer
- B.
The Port of Entry
- C.
The port of Export
- D.
The Exporter
Correct Answer
A. The ImporterExplanation
The correct answer is the Importer. In general, the Importer is responsible for paying the ocean freight charges. This includes the cost of transporting goods by sea from the port of export to the port of entry. The Importer usually arranges and pays for the shipping services, which can include freight charges, customs duties, and other related fees.Rate this question:
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