Terminal Exception Management

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Terminal Exception Management is a systematic process within logistics and supply chain operations for identifying, processing and resolving exceptions—such as delays, equipment failures or documentation issues—encountered at terminals (ports, depots, container yards) through coordinated corrective measures, communication, escalation and real-time tracking to mitigate impacts on schedules, costs and service quality.

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