For some new traders, the knowledge of many international logistics is unfamiliar. When is the most common import container bill of lading open?
First, can you pick up the goods without a bill of lading?
If you are picking up the goods by sea, you will usually have the original bill of lading. If you are not in air, you will need some air cargo. Some documents need to be random. These documents are reserved for customs clearance, convenient for airport cargo terminals, and avoid customer customs clearance. effect.
Therefore, the way of picking up the goods by sea and air is slightly different. It is recommended that foreign trade friends should carefully check before shipping.
Second, when is the bill of lading generally open?
The bill of lading is issued by the ship after the carrier takes over the goods, with the exception of the bill of lading. Usually the ship's agent is sent to the exporter. After the exporter gets the bill of lading, fax it to the seller, meaning "your goods we have safely loaded onto the ship", then the importer remits the payment to the exporter, and the exporter receives After the payment, the original bill of lading is mailed to the importing party, so that the importer can pick up the goods by the bill of lading after the goods arrive at the port of destination.
Because the bill of lading represents the right to the goods, whoever holds the original bill of lading means who can pick up the goods. Therefore, your export company must control the cargo rights and wait for the importer to pay before placing the order.