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A Master Bill of Lading (MBL), also known as the Ocean or Carrier Bill of Lading, is a document that serves as the primary evidence of a freight contract between a shipper and carrier.
It is issued by the shipping company to the consignee (customer). It includes information such as origin and destination, description of goods, dates, place of delivery, payment terms, freight rates, and other important details related to the shipment.
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Sign upThe packing slip and the bill of lading are two essential documents when navigating the world of global shipping and freight forwarding. Understand the differences in this blog post.
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