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Said to Contain clause – should it be allowed or not..??

May 30, 2020August 2, 2018 by Hariesh Manaadiar Bill of Lading, Documentation, Freight Container, Marine Insurance, Opinion, Questions and Answers, Shipping Knowledge, SOLAS VGM #shippinginformation, #shippingknowledge, said to contain, shippers load stow and count 21 Comments Estimated reading time = 5 minutes

We all have seen the clause SAID TO CONTAIN or STC in a Bill of Lading issued for an FCL shipment.. What does it mean and should the Said To Contain clause be allowed or not..??

Join the discussion in this article on whether the Said To Contain clause should be allowed or not in the bill of lading and if you are a carrier that is not showing the Said To Contain on your bill of lading, how do you protect yourself from possible claims relating to shortage of cargo..

Are the clauses Said To Contain and Shipper’s Load Stow and Count interchangeable..??

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Are Shippers Load Stow and Count and Said to Contain – different..??

May 13, 2013October 11, 2011 by Hariesh Manaadiar Shipping and Freight bill of lading clauses, Business, cargo, consignee, Containerization, Maritime, said to contain, shippers load stow and count, shipping education, shipping information, shipping knowledge, Transportation and Logistics 11 Comments Estimated reading time = 1 minute

Are Shippers Load Stow and Count and Said to Contain – different..?? Both these clauses are used in container shipping : Shippers Load, Stow and Count (SLAC) = The cargo was Loaded – packed into the container by the shipper, Stowed – stacked in a specific order by the shipper, Counted – number of packages counted by the shipper and … Read more here..