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1. Special Instructions: Used when specific handling, temperature control, or other special requirements apply to the cargo

2. Declared Value: Include when shipper declares a value for the goods (affects carrier's limitation of liability)

3. Insurance Details: Used when marine cargo insurance is arranged through the carrier

4. Clean/Claused Remarks: Section for noting any discrepancies or conditions of goods/packaging, if not in apparent good order

5. Letter of Credit Reference: Include when shipment is under L/C and reference number needs to be shown

6. Container Details: Required when goods are containerized, including container numbers and seal numbers

1. Container Manifest: Detailed list of containers with their numbers, seal numbers, and contents (for containerized shipments)

2. Dangerous Goods Declaration: Required when shipping dangerous goods, detailing UN numbers, class, and handling requirements

3. Temperature Recording Log: For refrigerated cargo, showing temperature maintenance during transit

4. Cargo Stowage Plan: Shows location of goods on vessel, particularly important for multiple transit port calls