circumvention provision

A validation process to determine whether standard procedures, controls, or routes have been bypassed, used to detect circumvention and ensure complia...

The risk that logistic, regulatory, or contractual controls and routes may be circumvented through alternative suppliers, channels, or practices, lead...

Provision of forms; the provision of required forms or templates by a party in the logistics process, e.g., packing lists, bills of lading, or other n...

Cost provision refers to the obligation of one contracting party to bear or provide certain costs incurred in the performance of a service or contract...

A suspicion that a party (company, individual, or authority) is attempting to bypass or evade applicable laws, regulations, or procedures in logistics...

A provision is a financial reserve recognised in the balance sheet for expected but uncertain future obligations or costs. In a logistics/supply chain...