Coastal goods declaration requires complete cargo particulars, contractual conformity certification, and customs clearance endorsements for loading and discharge.
Bill of Coastal Goods requires cargo particulars for coastal transportation, including consignor, vessel, ports, package details, goods description, FOB value and classification as inland goods or foreign merchandise. The consignor or authorised agent must declare the accuracy of the value, quality, composition and description of goods, and certify conformity with the buyer or consignee contract. Customs endorsements cover loading, packages landed, short-landed packages and goods passed out of Customs control.
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