Sea freight full container, also known as sea freight full container, refers to having only one shipper transport the full container of goods to the destination port, making it easier to compete. The shipper is responsible for packing, counting, stowing, and sealing the shipment. The unpacking of the entire container of goods is generally handled by the consignee. You can also entrust the carrier to open the container at the freight station, but the carrier is not responsible for any damage or discrepancies to the goods inside the container. Unless the cargo proves that the damage was caused by the carrier's liability accident, the carrier is responsible for compensation.
1、 Precautions for sea freight full container export operation
1. The Chinese product name displayed on the customs declaration form must be verified for consistency based on the customs product code, and the required customs declaration documents must be processed and provided according to regulatory conditions. All customs declaration documents must ensure that the information sheet matches. During the peak shipping season, ships are prone to overloading, and declaration procedures should be completed in advance to prevent being dumped by the shipping company. The issuance of an original bill of lading must ensure that each original bill of lading is signed and stamped.
2. All customs declaration documents must ensure that the information sheets match.
3. Customs may inspect the declared goods to determine whether their condition matches the information declared on the customs declaration.
During the peak shipping season, ships are prone to overloading, and declaration procedures should be completed in advance to prevent being dumped by the shipping company.
5. The issuance of original bills of lading must ensure that each original bill of lading has a signature and seal.
2、 Scope of sea freight full container business
1. According to the client's commission, handle all business before and after the export of goods
2. Review various lists and approvals provided by customers
3. Prepare various documents
4. Booking and customs declaration
5. Apply for certificate of origin, insurance policy, and inspection certificate
6. Container leasing and packing
7. Domestic transportation, port entry, and loading
8. Issuance of bills of lading, settlement of freight and miscellaneous fees, and express shipping of domestic and foreign documents
9. Handle import customs declaration, tax payment, unpacking, transshipment, and delivery abroad
10. Handling agency business abroad