Planning guidance, not transaction approval
Trade, customs and carrier requirements vary by commodity, route and date. Check current official requirements and obtain transaction-specific confirmation before dispatching goods.
Freight documentation links the physical cargo to the commercial and customs information required by carriers and border processes.
Commercial invoice
Use accurate seller/buyer details, goods descriptions, values, currency, origin information and agreed commercial terms.
Packing information
Package count, package type, gross/net weight and dimensions should match the physical shipment.
Commodity classification
Customs treatment depends on the correct classification and other commodity-specific information. Formal declarations should be completed by appropriately authorised parties where required.
Transport documents
The required transport document varies by mode and provider, such as an air waybill, bill of lading or road consignment documentation.
Special certificates
Licences, origin evidence, inspections or product-specific documents can apply depending on the commodity and destination. These should be confirmed before dispatch.
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