Using a forwarder for FCL cargo? You still need to comply with SOLAS

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Using a forwarder for FCL cargo? You still need to comply with SOLAS

Peter Tirschwell | Mar 30, 2016 6:36PM EDT
Shippers that use forwarders to move full-container-load boxes will not escape responsibility to comply with global container weight rules even if they are not officially the “shipper” under the carrier’s bill of lading.
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