What is the difference between shipping and barge as transportation modes for suppliers?

Shipping and barge are both water-based transportation modes, but they differ in the type of waterway used and the typical distance covered.

Shipping is considered sea/ocean freight, typically used for international or long-distance transport. Barge, on the other hand, refers to transport mainly on rivers, canals, and inland waterways, and is usually used for regional or inland transport.

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