These kinds of inspection services are very beneficial to importers and exporters for various reasons. It is also supported by WTO (World Trade Organization) because 3rd party inspection services are also protect importing counties' interests by prevention of capital flight and commercial fraud as well as customs duty evasion.
Pre-shipment inspection and container loading supervision are types of surveillance audits that are frequently used in international trade transactions.
There are some similarities exist between these two inspection types such as :
- both of them are conducted by independent audit companies in order to prevent shipment of poor quality goods.
- both of them are conducted before goods are dispatched from the exporter's factory
- both of them are conducted at the exporter's premises.
Apart from above mentioned familiarities, there are certain core differences exist between pre-shipment inspection and container loading supervision that I would like to explain them in detail today's post.
