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State whether dimensions use centimetres, inches or another unit and whether weight is in kg or lb.
Use this practical packing list format to record cartons, contents, dimensions, net weight and gross weight. Create the completed document online and download a clean PDF.
Use a unique packing list number and date. Where possible, include a reference that connects the document with the commercial invoice, sales order, AWB or bill of lading.
Enter complete names and addresses for the sender and overseas recipient. The party details should agree with the related invoice and shipping instruction.
Record the destination, country of origin, transport method, Incoterm and shipping reference. These details identify the movement connected to the package table.
Group the cargo logically by carton, box, drum, bag, crate or pallet. For each group, add a useful description, number of packages, net weight, gross weight and dimensions with the unit of measurement.
Check that total packages, total net weight and total gross weight match the actual cargo. Add relevant marks, handling instructions or package references in the notes when required.
State whether dimensions use centimetres, inches or another unit and whether weight is in kg or lb.
Gross weight should include the packaging and should not be lower than the net weight.
Compare the total with the actual labelled cartons, pallets or other shipping units.
Descriptions and quantities should agree with the related commercial invoice.
Separate different package types or product groups so a handler can understand the cargo.
Use the same complete exporter and consignee identities across the shipment documents.
Enter the cargo details once and let Nestaon total the packages and weights.