Terminal throughput

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Terminal throughput is the volume of freight processed by a terminal (such as a port or intermodal terminal) within a specified period, serving as a measure of the terminal's capacity and operational performance. It is typically expressed in units such as TEU, tonnes, or number of movements.

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