Weight List

Weight List

A standard weight list for international trade, a shipping document recording the weights of the goods in a consignment for the benefit of the freight forwarder, carrier, consignee and customs. Drafted in neutral form for businesses in England & Wales.

How to use this template - Replace every [SQUARE-BRACKET] field before use. - A weight list is a commercial/logistics document, not a contract. It is often used alongside the packing list and commercial invoice, and should be consistent with them. - Accurate weights matter for freight charges, load planning, safety and customs, errors can cause delays or penalties.

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WEIGHT LIST

Exporter / Consignor: [NAME, ADDRESS, COUNTRY] Consignee: [NAME, ADDRESS, COUNTRY]

FieldDetail
Weight List No.[NUMBER]
Date[DATE]
Commercial Invoice No.[NUMBER]
Packing List No.[NUMBER]
Purchase Order No.[NUMBER]
Vessel / flight / vehicle[DETAILS]
Port/airport of loading[PLACE]
Port/airport of discharge[PLACE]
Container / seal No. (if any)[NUMBER]

Weight details

Pkg / Mark & No.No. of packagesDescription of goodsNet weight (kg)Gross weight (kg)Dimensions (cm)Volume (m³)
[1][ ][DESCRIPTION][ ][ ][ ][ ]
[2][ ][DESCRIPTION][ ][ ][ ][ ]

Totals:

  • Total number of packages: [ ]
  • Total net weight: [ ] kg
  • Total gross weight: [ ] kg
  • Total volume: [ ] m³

Declaration: We certify that the weights and particulars stated above are true and correct.

Signed: __________________ Name: [NAME] Position: [TITLE] Date: [DATE] For and on behalf of [COMPANY NAME]

--- This template is a starting point and not legal advice. For customs, dangerous-goods or carrier weight-declaration requirements (e.g. verified gross mass for sea freight), take specialist advice. Governing law: England & Wales.

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