The results of the survey of members of the respective organisations of the Future International Trade (FIT) Alliance, including BIMCO, show that an overwhelming majority (86%) believe that electronic bills of lading are the key to unlocking the digital transformation of global trade and shipping.
The MUNTAJATBILL replaces the QAFCOBILL and was developed to be used for shipments of fertilisers under the MUNTAJATCHARTER voyage charter party. The latest edition of this bill of lading is MUNTAJATBILL, issued in 2014.
BIMCO is the world’s leading organisation responsible for developing standard contracts used by shipping industry. All of BIMCO's most widely used charter parties, bills of lading and other standard agreements are available in secure and editable electronic format using BIMCO's online charter party ... Please follow the link to continue reading.
The CHEMTANKVOYBILL was developed to be used for shipments of chemicals under the CHEMTANKVOY charter party. The latest edition of this bill of lading is the CHEMTANKVOYBILL 1991.
The COAL-OREVOYBILL is a charter party bill of lading for shipments of coal and ore cargoes under the COAL-OREVOY charter party. The latest edition of this bill of lading is COAL-OREVOYBILL 2016. This amended edition incorporates the International Group of P&I Clubs/BIMCO Himalaya Clause for Bills o... Please follow the link to continue reading.
The INTANKBILL bill of lading was developed to be used for shipments under tanker voyage charter parties.
The latest edition of this bill of lading is FERTICONBILL 2016.
The AUSTWHEATBILL is a charter party bill of lading for shipments of wheat carried under the Australian Wheat Board’s AUSTWHEAT 1990 Charter Party. The government-owned Australian Wheat Board (AWB) is now defunct. The latest edition of this bill of lading is from 1990. AUSTWHEATBILL is not availabl... Please follow the link to continue reading.
The latest edition of this bill of lading is COMBICONBILL 2016. Copyright in COMBICONBILL is held by BIMCO.
Read the interview of Niko Schües, president of BIMCO, where he discusses the transformation of the maritime industry, sustainability challenges, and the critical synergy between technology and sustainability.
