1. Special Instructions: Used when specific handling requirements or instructions need to be documented

2. Temperature Requirements: Included for refrigerated cargo to specify required temperature settings

3. Dangerous Goods Declaration: Required when shipping hazardous materials, including IMO class and UN number

4. Clean Bill of Lading Statement: Optional explicit statement that goods were received in good order and condition

5. Letter of Credit Reference: When shipment is under L/C, reference numbers and banking details may be included

6. On-Deck Stowage: Statement required when goods are to be stored on deck rather than in holds

1. Cargo Manifest: Detailed list of all cargo included in the shipment

2. Container Packing List: Detailed list of contents per container if multiple containers

3. Clean Bill of Lading Clauses: Standard terms and conditions of carriage as per carrier's rules

4. Custom Requirements: Any specific customs documentation required for the shipment

5. Insurance Certificate: If insurance is arranged by carrier, details of coverage

6. Quality Certificates: When required for specific types of cargo, especially food or chemical products