Trade Documents & Inspection.
Core documents used when commercially evaluating cross-border goods transactions.
International trade documents must match the agreed parties, goods, origin, shipment and payment conditions. Documentation packages differ between bulk commodities, containers, regulated goods and equipment.
Areas we evaluate
- Commercial invoice and packing list
- Certificate of origin where required
- Certificate of analysis or quality documentation
- Bill of lading or transport document
- Independent inspection and weight evidence
- Cargo insurance and customs documentation
Commercial and technical qualification
The actual document list depends on jurisdiction, product and banking instructions. A generic checklist does not establish that a specific shipment is cleared or insured.
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Send the product, route, Incoterms, inspection requirement and payment method for a transaction-specific checklist.
Contact KRAFT FORWARD to discuss the scope and documentary requirements.
Related KRAFT FORWARD pages
- Ocean Freight Coordination
- Air Freight Coordination
- Multimodal Logistics Coordination
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