Navigating the Transition from Paper BL to eBL: Download Our Free Guide

MSC’s eBL white paper provides practical insights into the process of digitalizing your Bill of Lading. Read more and Download ‘How to Navigate the Transition from Paper Bill of Lading (BL) to eBL’ today.

MSC has recently published a new white paper to support customers with the transition from paper-based Bills of Lading to the electronic Bill of Lading (eBL).

Entitled ‘How to Navigate the Transition from Paper Bill of Lading (BL) to eBL’, this comprehensive and practical 16-page guide was written by MSC’s Lutercia Porto, Digital and Innovation Projects Director, Patrick Racioppi, Business Transformation Director and Andre Simha, Global Chief Digital and Innovation Officer.

Download the white paper to discover:

• Differences between BL and eBL documents and processes
• Five key advantages of using eBL
• Three major barriers to eBL adoption – and how to overcome them
• How achieving 100% eBL adoption by 2030 will help to create a more efficient, secure and effective container shipping industry

Driving digitalization in shipping

 MSC is an industry leader in eBL adoption, which we believe will play a key role in enabling more efficient, secure and sustainable trade. Since launching our global solution in 2021, we have issued hundreds of thousands of eBLs.

The white paper forms part of our ongoing efforts to promote the eBL and fulfil our commitment to achieve 100% eBL by 2030, a goal that is also shared by the eight other ocean carrier members of the Digital Container Shipping Association (DCSA).

“We created this white paper in the quest for industry-wide adoption and the level of interest it has generated is overwhelming. Our intention is for it to be a useful guide for anyone involved in the transition from paper Bill of Lading (BL) to eBL. We are immensely grateful for the incredible response we have received so far."
André Simha, Global Chief Digital and Innovation Officer

Interested in going paperless?
Contact your local MSC team to learn more or register now for eBL.
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