The person or firm named in a bill of lading to whom goods are to be turned over is the:

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The consignee is the person or firm to whom goods are to be turned over as stated in the bill of lading. The buyer may or may not be the consignee and the receiving party could refer to any party that receives the goods (including the consignee). The notify party is a third-party entity that receives notifications about the shipment but is not necessarily the recipient of the goods.

The Person or Firm Named in a Bill of Lading