In the international logistics industry, weight can be divided into actual weight, volume weight and billing weight.
Actual weight: the actual total weight of a shipment including packaging, also known as actual weight.
Volume weight: when the cargo is large in volume but light in actual weight, the volume weight or volume is the weight obtained by converting the cargo volume into weight due to the limitation of the carrying capacity of the means of transport. Goods whose bulk weight is greater than the actual weight are usually called light throwing objects.
Billing weight: Billing weight, as the name implies, is the weight of calculating expenses. Generally speaking, the billing weight is the larger of the actual weight and the volume weight. Of course, it is not consistent with this to plan the bubble with real weight.
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