What does BSBL mean in UNCLASSIFIED

By Sea By Land (BSBL) is a term used to refer to the transportation of goods over both land and sea - usually by a combination of ships and land vehicles.

When shipping goods with BSBL, the goods are first loaded onto a ship for transport across seas or oceans. Once the ship arrives at its destination port, the cargo is unloaded from the ship and placed on other vehicles such as trucks or trains for delivery to its final destination.

Using BSBL to transport goods offers numerous advantages compared to using air freight or just sea freight alone. Since packages are carried by multiple different modes of transport, it reduces transit time significantly as well as costs as customers do not need to pay for multiple shipments. Additionally, there are fewer risks involved since packages are handled fewer times than if they were sent separately via airplane or truck.

The primary drawback of using BSBL is that it may be difficult to track shipments once they come off ships, depending on how advanced your tracking systems are. Additionally due to being handled more times than traditional air freight shipments, there may be an increased possibility of damage occurring during transit which can lead to delays in shipments arriving at their destinations.

Generally speaking, most types of cargo can be shipped via this method provided they do not contain hazardous materials that could pose a risk during transit. Customers should always check with their local logistics provider before sending anything so they can ensure their items will reach their destination safely.