Why on-site loading supervision protects quantity, stacking, and export documentation for sea freight shipments.
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Loading supervision confirms that the correct SKU mix and carton count enter the container. Damaged cartons, short counts, or mixed batches are documented before the container is sealed — not discovered at destination.
Heavy cartons on light goods, missing pallets, or poor bracing cause transit damage. Supervisors confirm stacking plans, moisture protection, and photo evidence of the final load pattern.
Container seal numbers, VGM weight, and packing list totals must match before the bill of lading is issued. KM coordinates with your freight forwarder so customs and consignee receive consistent documentation.
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