Consignee is the actual receiver of the cargo and the notify party is invoicing party who pays for the cargo
consignee in logistic is the person who take the final dealing
The key difference between a B/L and a Waybill is that a waybill does not convey title. The cargo named on the waybill can be released only to the named consignee and NO ORIGINAL documents are required. The consignee needs only to identify himself. If a B/L is issued the consignee can receive the cargo only when the original documents are presented.
The consignee I D Number applied by the consignee to the shipmant
The consignee I D Number applied by the consignee to the shipmant
wharfage due - is the amt. assessed against the cargo of a vessel engaged in the foreign trade, based on the quantity, weight or measure received and/ or discharged by such vessel. The owner, consignee, or agent of either, of the article is the person liable for such charge
Arrastre refers to the handling of cargo on the wharf or between the establishment of the consignee or shipper and the ship's tackle. Arrastre charge is the amount which the owner, consignee, or agent of either, of article or baggage has to pay for the handling, receiving and custody of the imported or exported article or the baggage of the passengers the above is from Tarriff and Customs Laws of the Philippines, more details pls check at the following link: http://www.chanrobles.com/republicactno1937book2title7.html
consignee a/c dr. to sales
What is a consignee? A consignee is the person to whom goods are shipped. A consignee is the person who is assigned to accept or receive the goods. A consignee is also a person who is assigned to hold goods for delivery or sale by another agent or party.
A steamship release is a document issued by a shipping line that authorizes the release of cargo without the original bill of lading. It allows the consignee to take possession of the cargo without presenting the physical document. This simplifies the cargo release process and facilitates quicker movement of goods.
Consignee is the person to whom a shipment is to be delivered.
Consignee: The consignee is the party to whom the goods are being shipped or delivered. In the case of a "Collect Bill of Lading," the consignee is responsible for paying the freight charges. This means that the consignee will cover the costs associated with the shipment, including ocean or air freight, documentation fees, and any additional charges. Shipper or Consignor: The shipper or consignor is the party that arranges the transportation of the goods. They may initiate the shipment and contract with a freight forwarder or shipping company to move the cargo. In the case of a "Collect Bill of Lading," the shipper often chooses this option when they want the consignee to bear the shipping costs.