A Bill of lading is a transport bill used for shipments made by ship (Sea waybill), train (Rail waybill), or airplane (Air waybill) and determining the conditions under which the loading will take place between the Carrier and the customer (exporter or importer). A Bill of lading is a valuable document representing the loaded goods' belonging.
The BL indicates that the goods have been received for carriage and to whom it will be delivered at the destination. The content of the BL includes information such as the sender and receiver company information, the type of cargo, its quantity, the number of packages or parcels, its weight, loading date, and estimated delivery date.