VGM (Verified Gross Mass) Submission

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VGM submission refers to the provision of the verified gross mass of a packed container by the shipper to the carrier and terminal operator as required by the SOLAS Convention. It ensures that the container's weight is accurately determined and declared to prevent misdeclaration and to enable safe stowage and handling.

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