Main contents of the Export Bill of Lading

Detailed information of the shipping company or transportation company.Shipper and consignee information:
Notify party information:Including name, address, contact information, etc.
The relevant party to be notified upon arrival at the destination.Goods description:
Including quantity, weight, volume, packaging method, type of goods, etc.Transportation details:
Such as port of loading, port of discharge, name of the vessel, voyage number, etc.Costs and payment methods:
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Other special requirements or instructions:Such as special handling, dangerous goods markings, etc.

Goods withdrawal voucher:The consignee must present the original export policy to withdraw the goods.
Proof of ownership:Used to transfer the ownership of the goods.
Transportation contract:Serves as the transportation contract between the carrier and the shipper.
Customs clearance documents:Used for customs clearance in the destination country.
Bank settlement:In the?L/C?In a transaction, it may need to be submitted to the bank as the basis for payment.

(a) The export policy must be accurate. Any error may lead to delays or additional costs.
(b) The original export policy must be properly kept, as it is a key document for goods withdrawal and transfer of ownership.
(c) In case of a letter of credit transaction, ensure that the export policy is completely consistent with the terms of the letter of credit.