“Yield” can have different meanings depending on the specific area it is referring to.

Yield in Logistics:

In logistics, “Yield” refers to the amount of output or productivity achieved from a given input or resource. It is a measure of efficiency and can be calculated by dividing the quantity of goods or services produced by the resources, such as labor, time, or capital, utilized in the process. The concept of yield is important in supply chain management and operations to optimize resource allocation, improve productivity, and reduce waste.

Yield in Maritime:

In maritime operations, “Yield” can refer to the capacity or cargo-carrying capability of a vessel. It represents the volume or weight of cargo that a ship can transport. Yield in this context is often expressed in terms of container capacity (TEUs – Twenty-foot Equivalent Units) or cargo tonnage.