The difference between temporary container seal and seal: temporary container seal is also called terminal temporary seal. The seal on the back door of the container is accidentally damaged during unloading at the wharf, or the container is disassembled in the wharf after unloading, and the seal is temporarily added after the consignee takes away the first batch of goods. It is also the measure taken after the container seal is damaged
The container seal is a lock of the container, but it can only be used once. After it is opened, it is broken and can no longer be used. There is a seal number on it, which is unique. If the number on the container seal obtained by the customer is consistent with that on the bill of lading, it means that the container has not been opened and the goods are intact. It is not a shipping mark. Shipping mark refers to the printed mark on the package of goods. It is not the same thing.