1210.0 - Australian Transport Freight Commodity Classification (ATFCC) and Australian Pack Classification (APC), 1994

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The ATFCC and the APC are two transport related classifications designed to enable goods transported to, from and within Australia by sea, air, rail, road or pipeline to be classified in a consistent and standardised manner. The ATFCC classifies goods carried by type of commodity while the APC classifies cargo by its pack characteristics, eg. `in bulk' or `containerised'.

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About this Release	The ATFCC and the APC are two transport related classifications designed to enable goods transported to, from and within Australia by sea, air, rail, road or pipeline to be classified in a consistent and standardised manner. The ATFCC classifies goods carried by type of commodity while the APC classifies cargo by its pack characteristics, eg. `in bulk' or `containerised'. This publication has been converted from older electronic formats and does not necessarily have the same appearance and functionality as later releases. Document Selection These documents will be presented in a new window. This page last updated 25 January 2007

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