Find easy-to-understand explanations of the most common freight forwarding and shipment terms
A Switch Bill of Lading refers to a second or subsequent Bill of Lading issued by a freight carrier in exchange for a previously issued Bill of Lading.
It is usually used in triangle trades, when an importer purchases goods from a distributor instead of the factory itself. The Switch Bill of Lading is used to transfer the title and/or ownership of goods from one party to another.
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