Value-Added Service Agreement (VSA)

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A Value-Added Service Agreement (VSA) is a contractual agreement with a logistics or transportation provider to perform services beyond basic transport. This includes activities such as picking, labeling, packaging, kitting, quality checks, or other value-added services that enhance the final product.

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