The following Bill of Lading record outlines a container shipment imported into the US by WAL-MART INC.. This shipment is registered as coming from via 57045. Manifest records show a quanitity of 702 CTN with a total weight of 31763 Pounds arrived on 2018-10-01 via the vessel E.R. KOBE to the port of Savannah, Georgia. Cargo includes products identified as 20ct multi color shape mini ornaments p.o.no. :1357906322 place of delivery: savannah-flow the shipment contains no regulated wood packi ng material. shipment is consistent with the last negotiated purchase order. note fcr may certify receipt of scanned documents instead of 1 original and 1 copy department no.: 018.
| Carrier Code | ZIMU |
| Vessel | E.R. KOBE [LR] |
| Departure Port | 57045 |
| Landing Port | Savannah, Georgia |
| Manifest Qty | 702 CTN |
| Manifest Weight | 31763 Pounds |
| Manifest Dimension | 942 Cubic Feet |
| Place of Receipt | DA CHAN BAY (GD) |
| Conveyance ID | 9222974 [IMO Number/Lloyds Number] |
| Transportation Mode | Vessel, containerized |
| Arrival Date | 2018-10-01 |
| Container # | Pieces | Description |
|---|---|---|
| ZCSU2764137 | 9 | 20CT MULTI COLOR SHAPE MINI ORNAMENTS P.O.NO. :1357906322 PLACE OF DELIVERY: SAVANNAH-FLOW THE SHIPMENT CONTAINS NO REGULATED WOOD PACKI NG MATERIAL. SHIPMENT IS CONSISTENT WITH THE LAST NEGOTIATED PURCHASE ORDER. NOTE FCR MAY CERTIFY RECEIPT OF SCANNED DOCUMENTS INSTEAD OF 1 ORIGINAL AND 1 COPY DEPARTMENT NO.: 018 |
| ZCSU2780360 | 93 | 20CT MULTI COLOR SHAPE MINI ORNAMENTS P.O.NO. :1357906322 PLACE OF DELIVERY: SAVANNAH-FLOW THE SHIPMENT CONTAINS NO REGULATED WOOD PACKI NG MATERIAL. SHIPMENT IS CONSISTENT WITH THE LAST NEGOTIATED PURCHASE ORDER. NOTE FCR MAY CERTIFY RECEIPT OF SCANNED DOCUMENTS INSTEAD OF 1 ORIGINAL AND 1 COPY DEPARTMENT NO.: 018 |
| ZCSU2764137 | NOT APPLICABLE | |
| ZCSU2780360 | NOT APPLICABLE |
| Master BOL | House BOL | Voyage Number | Bill Type | Manifest # | Update / Run Date |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ZIMUSHH301596435 | () | 7E | Regular Bill | 1 | 2018-08-24 / 2018-10-02 |