TO ORDER OF SHIPPER

TO ORDER OF SHIPPER is not a company, factory, or trading company.

It is a common phrase used on shipping documents, such as a Bill of Lading (B/L). When a Bill of Lading is consigned "TO ORDER OF SHIPPER," it means that the goods are legally under the control of the shipper. The shipper retains ownership and control until they endorse the Bill of Lading, typically to the buyer or the buyer's bank, allowing the new holder to claim the goods at the destination.

Therefore, it does not represent a specific business entity in Saudi Arabia or anywhere else.

"TO ORDER OF SHIPPER" is a term used on shipping documents, such as a Bill of Lading, to indicate that the consignee is not a specific named entity but rather whoever the shipper instructs. It is not the name of a company, nor does it refer to a type of company that manufactures or sells products.

Therefore, there are no products produced or sold by a company named "TO ORDER OF SHIPPER" in Saudi Arabia or anywhere else.