The list of trade acronyms and abbreviations.
All trade related acronyms and abbreviations.
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I/L: | Import License(Trade, International trade, Business) |
IB: | Invoice Book(Trade, International trade, Business) |
ICD: | Inland Clearing Depot(Trade, International trade, Business) |
ICPO: | Irrevocable Corporate Purchasing Order(Trade, International trade) |
ICS: | Institute of Chartered Shipbrokers(Trade, International trade) | |
| International Chamber of Shipping(Trade, International trade) |
ID: | Import Duty(Trade, International trade, Business) |
IFF: | Institute of Freight Forwarders(Trade, International trade, Business) |
IMO: | International Marine Organisation(Trade, International trade, Business) |
IPR: | Inward Processing Relief(Trade, International trade, Business) |
IRC: | International Reply Coupon(Trade, International trade, Genealogy) |
IRD: | Inland Rail Depot(Trade, International trade, Business) |
L/C: | Letter of Credit(Chartering, Banking, International freight) |
LAFTA: | Latin American Free Trade Agreement(B2B, Trade, International trade) |
LASH: | Lighter Aboard Ship(International freight, AIR, Cargo) |
LCL: | Less than Container Load(B2B, Chartering, Cargo) |
LDG: | Loading(B2B, Trade, International trade) |
LEC: | Local Export Clearance(Trade, International trade, Business) |
LO/LO: | Lift On/Lift Off(Trade, International trade, Business) |
LOI: | Letter of Intent(Trade, Property, Real Estate) |
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