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Thyssenkrupp Waupaca Inc.

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Contact information for Thyssenkrupp Waupaca Inc.

 
Address
1955 BRUNNER DRIVEP.O.BOX 249 54981 WAUPACA WI. USA
 
 

Sample Bill of Lading

621 shipment records available

Bill of Lading Number
3038731
Shipment Date
2013-09-27
Consignee
Systems & Mfg. Mexico S.A. De C.V.
Consignee (Original Format)
SYSTEMS & MANUFACTURING MEXICO S.A. DE C.V. CARRETERA SANTA FE 450 TORREON, COAHUILA, 27084 Mexico
Consignee Tax Number
SAM0804099N8
Shipper
Thyssenkrupp Waupaca Inc.
Shipper (Original Format)
THYSSENKRUPP WAUPACA , INC. N. DIVISION ST WAUPACA,WI, 54981 United States
Shipper Registration Number
390880924
Shipment Origin
["United States"]
Port of Unlading
Colombia (MX)
Port of Unlading (Original Format)
COLOMBIA, COLOMBIA, NUEVO LEON.
Country of Sale
United States
Transport Method
Unknown
Customs Regime
Regime Change Of Supplies Or Temporarily Exported Merchandise.
Customs Agent
3468
Gross Weight (kg)
6111.42
Gross Weight (t)
6.111415
Gross Weight (Original Format)
6111.42
Value of Goods, CIF (USD)
$7,903
Value of Goods, CIF (MXN)
108802
Exchange Rate (MXN-USD)
$14
Item Origin
United States
Industry - GICS
[#<GicsCode id: 76, gics_code: "15104050", created_at: "2019-05-03 14:16:23", updated_at: "2020-07-16 09:56:30", description: "Steel">]
HS Code
73259999
Goods Shipped
XXXXXXXXX XX XXXXXX XXXXXXX
Shipment Quantity
240.0
Shipment Unit
Pieza
Value of Goods, Item CIF (USD)
$7,903
Value of Goods, Item CIF (MXN)
108802
Shipment Value (MXN)
106508
Tax Quantity
6111.42
Tax Unit
Kilo
Value Added Tax 1 Value (MXN)
17408
Value Added Tax Rate
16.0
WTO Valuation Method Code
1

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