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na | inward transportation |
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na | Upstream transport |
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na | Inbound Transportation |
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na | incoming transport |
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na | upstream transport (see explanation) |
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na | Supply-side transport. |
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inward transportation Explanation: Depending on the context you have I would say this relates to transportation of goods in or transportation which takes place at an earlier stage in the process. Amont means upstream, or prior to, before some other process that is being referred to. Hope this helps! |
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Upstream transport Explanation: Opposite of "aval" directions of transportation |
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Inbound Transportation Explanation: Just think of it this way: in French amont is the side where the river begins the same way aval is the side where the river ends. Therefore towards aval (outbound); towards amont (inbound). I hope this helps. |
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