Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
freight-out
noun
/freɪt aʊt/

Definition
Freight-out refers to the total cost incurred by a seller for shipping goods to buyers.

Examples
- The company’s freight-out expenses increased due to rising fuel costs.
- When calculating profit, it’s important to account for freight-out costs.
- The freight-out charges were clearly outlined in the invoice.

Meaning
This term is commonly used in logistics and shipping to indicate the expenses related to transporting merchandise once it has been sold.

Synonyms
- shipping costs
- delivery charges
- transportation expenses