Definition of Reshipment. Meaning of Reshipment. Synonyms of Reshipment

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Definition of Reshipment

Reshipment
Reshipment Re*ship"ment (-ment), n. The act of reshipping; also, that which is reshippped.

Meaning of Reshipment from wikipedia

- around 2.2 million tonnes of cargo each year, mostly New Zealand coastal reshipment. The Tiwai Point aluminium smelter and fossil fuel exploration activity...
- Imágenes del Caribe, an independent film-making group. Her films, such as Reshipment (2014), characteristically do****ent the history of people of the African...
- the vessel was from sixty to sixty-five days, including the time for reshipment of her cargo. Pilots had to p**** fifteen days on board a convalescent...
- Gulf Oil started constructing port facilities for petroleum storage and reshipment on Henza Island. Gulf funded the construction of The Mid-Sea road. Construction...
- were large shipments of cowry s**** to some of the English ports for reshipment to the slave coast. It was also common in West Central Africa as the currency...
- areas at Iroquois Point with a chapel. They also built an Advance Base Reshipment Depot (ABRD) and an Advance Base Construction Depot (ABCD). Construction...
- happening in the area for a hundred years; coal barges travelling to and from reshipment facilities in Taranaki would have carried containerised cargo to the town...
- on their international routes to New Zealand. While reducing the cargo reshipment rates for New Zealand industry, this is seen by some as a heavy blow for...
- power and completion. Site of a major Seabee base and an Advance Base Reshipment Depot (ABRD). The 7th Detachment was under orders to report to USS Alkes...
- tools were finally shipped to Bermuda in late 1864, where they awaited reshipment to run the Union naval blockade. But then the Civil War ended. Burton...