2019年6月28日 · IPI freight is used to define inbound freight moves from a port to a shipper’s door within the interior of the country via a domestic or international intermodal container. The distinction with IPI freight is it is being sent to the consignee’s door.

2022年2月25日 · Reverse IPI or RIPI is generally the same concept as interior point intermodal, except that it involves the freight in essence backtracking over land. In other words, IPI typically refers to shipments that arrive at a west coast port continuing across land to their final destination.

2025年3月11日 · How Inland or Interior Point Intermodal (IPI) freight works, connecting ports to inland destinations efficiently through a seamless logistics network of ocean, rail, and truck.

2017年8月11日 · At first glance, this freight forwarding term might seem interchangeable with IPI. However, the direction of the inland transit is the key differentiator. In the above example of an IPI move to Chicago, the cargo arrives on the U.S. West …

2017年1月16日 · The term "IPI" is typically used in connection with an inbound movement to an inland point consisting of the consignee's door rather than an inland rail terminal or container yard, which would be typically be referred to as a landbridge or mini-landbridge movement.

Inland Point Intermodal (IPI) is a term used in the logistics and transportation industry to refer to the movement of international cargo from an origin point (usually a port) to an inland destination by combining multiple modes of transportation.

Both terms refer to the movement of imported freight from a US arrival port to an interior location within the country via truck or rail, using an Ocean Through Bill of Lading. IPI shipments …

2024年9月27日 · Inland Point Intermodal (IPI) is a sophisticated form of intermodal transportation that facilitates the movement of goods between two points using multiple transportation modes, including trucks, trains, and ships.

2024年11月20日 · Freight ocean IPI is a valuable solution that helps you enhance your cargo delivery efficiency and overall supply chain optimization, reduce costs, and ensure the smooth and fast delivery of your goods.

IPI, or Inland Point Intermodal, is a term used in the shipping industry to refer to the movement of cargo from a port to an inland destination using multiple modes of transportation.