Weight Certificate
An official document that verifies the weight of a shipment.
Definition
An official document that verifies the weight of a shipment. Weight certificates are issued by certified weighing stations or authorized cargo inspectors and are crucial for ensuring compliance with transportation regulations. Accurate weight information is essential for determining shipping costs preventing overloading and ensuring road and vessel safety
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