CLS, or Container Loading Supervision, is performed when the final consignment is ready to be loaded into the container. The quality inspector chooses a sample size during the checking process. Following sample selection, the chosen units are extensively examined for any type of major or small problem. Before placing the required goods in the containers, the supplier conducts a quality check to ensure that the goods are of the expected quality and quantity. On the other hand, this procedure saves the customer valuable time that might have been lost as a result of product returns in the event of poor product quality.

• Make sure the entire production is sent.
• Ensure that you will receive the appropriate items in the appropriate quantity.
• Right good shipped, no chance for merchandise replacement.
• Reduce the possibility of shipping the incorrect quantity, the incorrect products, or damaged goods.
• Ensure that the container is in excellent shape and that the products are loaded correctly.
• Make sure the goods are properly loaded and packed to prevent damage while being transported.
• Maintain pressure on the shoulders of your supplier and forwarder.
• Make sure your container hasn’t been opened anywhere between your supplier’s location and your port of entry.
• If your products are damaged, ask your forwarder to pay you.

VERGER provides regular inspections, performance verification and preventive failure analyses to help you maximise productivity, reduce costly downtime and meet regulatory requirements.