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Transporte TERRESTRE TRANSPORTE TERRESTRE A partir de Portugal continuamos a abrir grandes rotas OFERECEMOS SOLUÇÕES À MEDIDA Graças ao nosso conhecimento dos mercados Aqui na Rhenus Logistics conhe- A nossa capacidade de inovação Trabalhar com a Rhenus significa cemos muito bem todos os resulta do conhecimento que dispor de serviços ágeis e destinos da Europa e fazemos a temos dos mercados em que nos eficientes nos momentos críticos. gestão completa de projetos que movemos. Por isso, podemos vão desde o Serviço Expresso, oferecer soluções à medida. Temperatura Controlada, Envios Gerimos com rapidez os pedidos, de mercadorias ADR até Carga consultas e incidências graças sobredimensionada e com peso ao planeamento, organização e acima do normal. controlo de todas as atividades. INCOTERMS 2010 Transporte Interno Manuseamento Transporte Interno Transporte Principal Cais VENDEDOR Despacho Export Porto / Cais Despacho Import COMPRADOR EXW FCA FAS FOB CFR CIF CPT CIP DAT DAP DDP Carriage and Free Alongside Cost and Cost, Insurance Carriage paid Delivered at Delivered at Delivered duty Ex Works Free Carrier Free on Board Insurance paid Ship Freight and Freight to… terminal place paid to… Transporte e Franco Franco ao lado Custo, seguro e Transporte pago Entregue em Entregue num Entregue com Em fábrica Franco a bordo Custo e frete seguro pagos transportador do navio frete até… terminal lugar direitos pagos até… Modalidade Multimodal Multimodal Marítimo Marítimo Marítimo Marítimo Multimodal Multimodal Multimodal Multimodal Multimodal Embalagem e V V V V V V V V V V V veri cação Carregamento C V V V V V V V V V V E Transporte X C V V V V V V V V V V interno P Despacho O C V V V V V V V V V V de exportação R T Custos de C C C V V V V V V V V manuseamento Transporte C C C C V V V V V V V principal Custo de C C C C C C C C V V V manuseamento I Desalfandegamen- M C C C C C C C C C C V to de importação P Transporte O C C C C C C C C C V V interno R T Descarga e C C C C C C C C C C C receção Seguro das C C C C C V C V V V V mercadorias C = Comprador; V = Vendedor incoterms_A4_portugues.indd 1 23/07/14 17:48 PLATAFORMAS PRÓPRIAS EM TODA A EUROPA Uma garantia para os prazos de entrega A Rhenus é atualmente uma das empresas líderes na Península A nossa rede internacional garante os prazos de entrega e a Ibérica, especializada em transportes e logística, com plataformas máxima segurança das mercadorias graças ao facto de todas próprias em todo o continente europeu. Através da nossa rede as operações se realizarem em centros próprios. Com a gestão podemos garantir as ligações com a Europa para serviços diretos inteligente das mercadorias e tecnologias de vanguarda, assegu- de grupagem, carga parcial e completa na área do transporte ramos a rastreabilidade da carga e, cremos, também a qualidade terrestre internacional. Dispomos de veículos com as licenças do serviço com certificações internacionais, cumprindo as mais adequadas para o transporte de qualquer mercadoria industrial. rigorosas normas ambientais. O nosso volume de carga possibilita tarifas competitivas, menor manuseamento dos envios e, consequentemente, um melhor serviço. MAPA DE CÓDIGOS POSTAIS 44 Kirov 7 83 70-71 ^ 62 82 88 89 43 Petrozadovsk Izevsk O guia para solicitar orçamentos 65-66 76-77 78- 79 Trondheim 63 61 40-41 87 42 57-58 160-162 FAROE TÓRSHAVN ISLANDS 64 59 84 33- 35- 50-52 55-56 6 85-86 39 34 36 Vologda ^ ^ 17-19 ^ Serviços próprios de grupagem LTL e Cargas completas FTL com todos os tipos de camiõesTampere 28-29 53-54 ^ Joskar-Ola Nabereznye Celny NORWAY SWEDEN 38 Cerepovec 3 3 82 45-47 30 13-14 15-16 (90 M , 120 M , Comboio Rodoviário, “Mega Trailer”, “Box Trailer”, etc.) 26-27 48-49 187-190 Kazan' 32 Kostroma 2 11-12 31 ^ 23 20- 00-10 79 St. Petersburg Rybinsk 21 24- Espoo Kinesma Ceboksary Turku 25 HELSINKI ZE 80-81 5 22 10 Jaroslavl' Bergen 78 20 152-154 Nizhniy Novgorod Dimitrovgrad 77 74-76 Uppsala 10 44 30 Novgorod 68 TALLINN 3 72-73 72 173-175 OSLO 11-19 Simbirsk 70-71 Västeras 90 79 48 Tol'jatti 67 RUSSIA Samara 0-1 Vladimir Örebro STOCKHOLM 92 Tartu Tver' 63-64 ESTONIA 80 71 50 Pskov 170-172 Sergiev-Posad 63 KW 65-66 HS 69 93 4 Norrköping 68 Saransk Syzran' 65 238 45 MOSCOW IV 54 60-61 42 43 180-182 53 Linköping 40 47 140-144 46 41 44 45 58-59 Kolomna 47 52 Velikie Luki Penza 32 Rjazan' AB 44 Jönköping 36 21 LATVIA Göteborg 10 48 57 Aberdeen 55 62 20 50 46 PH 40-42 Boras 37 31 -56 33 RIGA 51 51 53 Balakovo DD 33 30 39 52 PA 9 38 37 56 Kaluga 43 35-36 54 Tula Dundee Liepaja 34 Daugavpils 214-216 FK KY 51 Alborg 38-39 55 52 Vitsyebsk 248-249 Glasgow 30-31 34 Edinburgh 54 48 Smolensk Tambov Saratov Engels Siauliai 210-211 57 53 49 ML EH 7 37 56 51 47 KA UNITED Arhus 25-26 28 Orsha LIFFORD TD 8 Helsingborg Klaipéda 58 BT 3 29 LITHUANIA Lipeck KINGDOM 59 44 50 41 DG NE 20-24 57 Belfast 20 Newcastle DENMARK COPENHAGEN Kaunas Orel SLIGO CARRICK 27 42 40 Mahilyow 1-2 ^ Sunderland 4 Malmö 30 Barysav 5 ^ CA 236-238 43 VILNIUS Brjansk CASTLEBAR MONAGHAN DH 6 222-223 212-213 Kamysin ROS- SR Odense 3 Kaliningrad 42 CAVAN Middlesbrough Voronez COMMON IM DL 45 241-243 LONGFORD DUNDALK TS Gdynia RUSSIA 46 GALWAY WEST- LA 81 Minsk 84 ^ ATHLONE MEATH YO Gdansk´ TRIM FY BD HG 76 11 19 230-231 Kursk TULLA- DUBLIN Preston York 80 Elblag Babruysk Volzskij MORE Blackpool 16 BELARUS BB LS 24 Olsztyn Hrodna IRELAND ENNIS PORT DUBLIN PR HX Leeds 25 Kiel 75 83 Liverpool BL Hull Rostock Baranavichy CLON- LAOISE WN OL HD WF DN HU 23 82 14 Homyel WICKLOW Birkenhead Manchester 77 10 12 LIMERICK MEL CAR- L WA 72 - 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