Freight Bill
A freight bill is an invoice issued by a carrier to a shipper, detailing the charges for the transportation services provided. This document includes information such as the shipment's origin and destination, weight, dimensions, description of goods, and applicable rates and fees. The freight bill serves as a billing document and a record of the shipment, ensuring transparency and accuracy in freight transactions.
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