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In this video, the speaker discusses the concept of a bill of lading, its types, and provides examples. The video begins by explaining how a bill of lading functions in international trade, depicting a scenario with a seller and a buyer who have a purchase contract. It references a previous video about payment methods in international trade, which is linked in the description. Once the contract is signed, depending on the payment method, the seller ships the goods through a shipping agent, who then issues two document sets: the original negotiable bill of lading and the non-negotiable bill of lading. The original bill of lading is signed, whereas the non-negotiable bill is not. The video includes samples of both types.

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Who Organises the bill of lading?

The shipper is the organisation who issues a BOL. The carrier can withhold the BOL and goods until they receive payment for the transport costs.

Does the shipper create the Bol?

A BOL can created by the carrier or the shipper, but the document should be initiated out by the party that is booking the freight shipment if possible. For example, if a third party is requesting a pickup from a specific shipper, the third-party representative is responsible for creating the bill.

Does Excel have a bill of lading template?

Straight Bill of Lading Template Available in Excel, Word, and PDF formats, this template provides space for shipment details, contact information for the shipper and consignee, and an entire section for fine print terms that you can complete on your own.

Which is the 1st page of a bill of lading?

The 1st page is what we all commonly refer to as the back of the B/L.. Sea Waybills issued by some carriers do not have these Terms and Conditions on the back (also known as blank back short form B/L)..

Who are the parties involved in bill of lading?

Bill of lading meaning There are three important parties involved in this document: the carrier, the shipper, and the consignee.

Who is responsible for creating bill of lading?

In the end, a BOL can be created by one of three entities: the shipper, the carrier or the 3PL working on the shippers behalf. Oftentimes a shipper will prefer to use their own BOL generated through their ERP system as it can be super specific and customized to what they need.

Why are there 3 copies of bill of lading?

Typically, there are three bills of lading, one for the shipper, one for the consignee, and one for the banker, but there is no limit to the number of bills of lading issued. Addition bills of lading increase the risk of fraud, theft, or the unauthorized release of goods.

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