The bill of lading should typically include the following information: Shipper's Information: Name and contact details of the party responsible for shipping the goods. Consignee's Information: Name and contact details of the party to whom the goods are being shipped. Carrier's Information: Name and contact details of the carrier or shipping line responsible for transporting the goods. Port of Loading: The location where the goods are being loaded onto the vessel. Port of Discharge: The destination port where the goods will be unloaded from the vessel. Description of Goods: Details about the goods being shipped, including quantity, weight, dimensions, packaging, and any identifying marks or numbers. Shipping Terms: The agreed-upon terms of shipment, often referenced by an Incoterm (e.g., FOB, CIF) that defines the responsibilities and obligations of the buyer and seller. Freight Charges: The cost of shipping and any additional charges related to the transportation of goods. Container or Equipment Details: Information about the container or equipment used for shipping, such as container numbers or equipment identification. Signature and Date: The signature of the shipper or authorized representative, along with the date of issuance.