TO ORDER OF SHIPPER

Nature of Business: Not a company, but a standard shipping term (Bill of Lading instruction)

Status: Neither a factory nor a trading company.

Explanation:

TO ORDER OF SHIPPER is a legal term used in international trade and maritime logistics. It indicates that the Bill of Lading is a negotiable document issued to the order of the exporter (the shipper). It does not represent a specific business entity, manufacturer, or trading firm. Instead, it signifies that the ownership of the goods remains with the shipper until they endorse and transfer the document to the buyer or a third party.

When a bill of lading lists TO ORDER OF SHIPPER, it indicates that the shipper (the exporter/seller) retains control of the goods and ownership until the original bill of lading is endorsed and transferred to the buyer. This is a legal status, not the name of a company. Therefore, there is no specific company named TO ORDER OF SHIPPER in Vietnam.

If you are looking for products exported from Vietnam, major categories include:

1. Electronics and mobile phones

2. Textiles and garments

3. Footwear

4. Agricultural products (coffee, rice, cashews, pepper)

5. Seafood (shrimp and catfish)

6. Furniture and wood products

7. Machinery and equipment

8. Iron and steel products