Top reasons your cargo is delayed
When importing products to the U.S. and Canada, there are several key reasons why shipments may be delayed.
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A Sea Waybill is an essential document used in international ocean freight shipments. It functions as a contract between the shipper, carrier, and receiver and as a receipt of the goods shipped and specifies details such as cargo description, weight, destination port, etc.
The Sea Waybill does not require the physical transfer of possession like a Bill of Lading but still serves to document the shipment’s origin and destination points.
By land, air, or sea, Ship4wd makes it easy for businesses to take control of their international shipping
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