D / DOCK RECEIPT
An acknowledgment of a shipment received at a pier or dock. A bill of lading is given to the transportation company when a foreign shipment is delivered.
It is a document issued by a warehouse supervisor or port officer certifying the arrival of goods. When a domestic carrier moves an export item to the port of embarkation and leaves it with the international carrier to be delivered to the destination, a dock receipt is used to transfer accountability. Forwarders and shippers usually prepare dock receipts.
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LESS THAN CONTAINER LOAD (LCL)
Select this option If you are shipping a small amount of cargo that will not fill a whole container. Other shipments moving to the same destination will be placed along with yours in the same container.
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Select this option if you are shipping a large amount of cargo that will require a full container to be occupied. You may also choose this if you do not want your cargo to be combined with any other shipments.
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