Once the product has been cleared for dispatch from the factory or the warehouse facility, the logistics process formally starts. Out Despatch Team will negotiate with mode of shipping and zero-in on an ocean freight forwarder.  The next step is to arrange for a customs clearance agent for shipping, ensuring all laws and compliances with respect to export processes and the custom clearance requirements are adhered to till the goods reach the final point of destination.  All the goods to be shipped are packed in an ‘export-ready’ manner, which includes the necessary marking and labeling of the cases, packages, or cartons. An export packing list document is made ready before despatch. The goods are then cleared from the exporter’s premises, after completing excise formalities (if any).
Export Logistics Documentation
The activities involved in the logistics process naturally have a flow of documentation:
- Commercial invoice
- Dock receipt
- Bill of lading
- Certificate of origin
- Warehouse receipt
- Inspection certificate
- Export license
- Packing list
- Insurance certificate
- Shipper’s letter of instruction
Our export logistics coordinator take’s care of all these documents and final confirmation to our client before despatching.
