If an NVO cargo-receiving clerk is uncertain about cargo acceptance, what should be done?

The appropriate action when a cargo-receiving clerk is uncertain about cargo acceptance is to require further verification before acceptance. This is important because accepting cargo without proper verification can lead to potential liability issues, compliance violations, or safety concerns. Accepting cargo that may not meet regulatory or safety standards can expose the company to risks, including legal repercussions or damages resulting from improper handling of the cargo.

Conducting thorough checks ensures that all necessary documentation is in order and confirms that the cargo meets the requirements for transport. This process helps maintain the integrity of the supply chain and protects both the company and its clients. Therefore, requiring further verification before making a decision about acceptance is essential for sound operational practices in logistics.