customary tare

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• ТАРА — (Tare) всякого рода упаковка, служащая для сохранения груза. В зависимости от рода груза применяется Т. того или иного вида: ящики, мешки, бочки, корзины, клетки, бутылки и т. д. Кроме того, под Т. разумеют действительный вес упаковки в отличие… …   Морской словарь

• Узо-Тара — англ. customary tare тара, вес которой устанавливается не путем взвешивания, а на основе торговых обычаев (например, исходя из количества упаковочного материала, используемого обычно для упаковки товара определенного размера). Словарь бизнес… …   Словарь бизнес-терминов

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