Consignor

Consignor


A consignor is the person, company, or entity that ships or sends goods to a consignee, usually as part of a commercial transaction. The consignor is the party who initiates the shipment, prepares the goods for transport, and arranges for their delivery to the consignee's location. In a sales transaction, the consignor is typically the seller or supplier of the goods, and they retain ownership of the goods until they are delivered to the consignee and accepted. The consignor is responsible for properly packaging the goods, providing accurate shipping documentation, and ensuring that the shipment complies with all relevant regulations and requirements.
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