1. Special Cargo Instructions: Used for dangerous goods, temperature-controlled cargo, or other special handling requirements

2. Declared Value: Include when shipper declares a value higher than standard liability limits

3. Through Transport Terms: Required when the shipment involves multiple modes of transport

4. Clean Bill of Lading Statement: Explicit statement when goods and packaging are received in apparent good order

5. Letter of Credit References: When payment is being made via letter of credit and specific references need to be included

6. Transshipment Clauses: Required when cargo will be transshipped during the journey

7. Charter Party Reference: When the carriage is subject to a charter party agreement

1. Container Packing List: Detailed list of contents per container when multiple containers are involved

2. Dangerous Goods Declaration: Required documentation for hazardous cargo including IMO class and UN numbers

3. Temperature Recording Log: For refrigerated cargo shipments to record temperature maintenance

4. Cargo Manifest: Complete list of all cargo aboard with corresponding B/L numbers

5. Clean Certificate: Additional documentation certifying the clean nature of the cargo when required

6. Special Handling Instructions: Detailed instructions for specific cargo types or handling requirements