The consignee is the individual or company to whom goods are shipped and delivered. Named on the bill of lading, the consignee is typically the buyer, importer, or receiving party. They are responsible for accepting delivery, inspecting goods, and paying duties or freight charges when applicable. In some transactions, the consignee may differ from the actual buyer, such as when goods are shipped to a warehouse or agent. Accurate consignee information is critical for customs clearance and successful delivery.
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