单选题The shippers to load trucks and heavy cargo，and also to supply all necessary materials for lashing．The expenses will be charged to（）account.Athe supercargo'sBthe shipper'sCthe merchant'sDthe consignee's
单选题
The shippers to load trucks and heavy cargo，and also to supply all necessary materials for lashing．The expenses will be charged to（）account.
A
the supercargo's
B
the shipper's
C
the merchant's
D
the consignee's
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