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Switch Bill of Lading

A “Switch” bill of lading is the second set of bill of lading that may be issued by the carrier (or agent) in exchange for the first set of bill of lading originally issued when the shipment was effected..

Suppose you are supplier of goods located in A Country, A Country Supplier obtain export order from B country buyer and B country supplier gets purchase order from C country buyer. Once…

Factory Stuffing & Dock Stuffing

What is Stuffing and De-Stuffing ? Stuffing means ‘loading’ goods in to container or any other mode for export. Once after moving cargo to Container freight station or load port, the cargo will be unloaded in warehouse. Once after completion of customs clearance procedures, the carrier loads the cargo to the container to move final destination mentioned in the shipping bill. Stuffing takes place,…

Packaging, Labeling and Marking your goods for export

Introduction One of the main tasks facing any exporter is to make sure that goods reach their buyers and their final consumers in perfect condition. The key is to get your export packaging and labelling right. There is a huge range of packaging options you can use – from cartons and drums to wooden pallets and metal containers. As well as making sure your goods are securely packaged, you also have…