The bill of lading number and container number
Container numbers are generally the case - the main box code (3 bit letters), the +U+ ordinal number (6 digits) + the nuclear logarithm (1 digits). If bought by the user, into a SOC (self owned box), then the first 4 letters will be erased, the latter unchanged to show the difference.No more specific.In short, the container number is a national standard, and can not be arbitrarily changed
Is the container number constant?As long as the suitcase has not been resold and has been in a shipping company (or container company), the number will not change.
What's the difference between the bill of lading and the container number?Two entirely. To put it simply, the bill of lading is the number of the bill of lading, and the container number is the number of the case. On a bill of lading, the bill of lading number is displayed in the upper right corner, and the container number is shown in the description.
