verification and assurance are essential aspects of ensuring that goods are transported safely, securely, and in compliance with relevant regulations. These terms help manage risks, improve customer confidence, and ensure that the logistics process operates smoothly. Let’s break down the concepts:
1. Verification in Shipping
Verification refers to the process of confirming that certain actions or criteria have been met in the shipping process. This can involve a variety of checks to ensure that the goods, documentation, and processes align with the requirements. Key areas of verification include:
Cargo Inspection: Ensuring the cargo is as described, properly packaged, and free from damage or defects before loading. It also involves confirming that the cargo matches the shipment order or bill of lading.
