BIMCHEMVOYBILL 2008
The latest edition of this bill of lading is BIMCHEMVOYBILL 2016. Copyright in BIMCHEMVOYBILL 2008 is held by BIMCO.
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BISCOILVOYBILL
The BISCOILVOYBILL was developed in 1975 to be used for shipments under the BISCOILVOY charter party for vegetable or animal oil and fats.
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BIMCO’s Casper Broustbo talks about our contract editor SmartCon
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Remember the BIMCO Electronic Signature Clause
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FERTISOVBILL
The FERTISOVBILL was developed to be used for shipments of fertilisers under the FERTISOV charter party.
BLACKSEAWOODBILL
The BLACKSEAWOODBILL was developed to be used with charter parties for the transportation of timber from the then U.S.S.R. and Romanian Black Sea and Danube ports.
SOVCOALBILL
The SOVCOALBILL was developed to be used for shipments of coal, coke and coaltarpitch under the Soviet Coal Charter codenamed SOVCOAL.
