US East & Gulf Operation Updates: Cargo Acceptance Guidelines Update 10-4

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US East Coast Operations
Cargo Acceptance Guidelines Update - 10/4

Dear Valued Customers,

As an update to our previous advisory on Cargo Acceptance, please see below for the latest information on NA Exports & Imports via U.S. East Coast and Gulf Coasts.

NA Exports via U.S. East Coast and Gulf Coast:

• New Export Bookings:
  • For dry cargo, ONE will continue accepting new bookings and resume hazardous cargo via rail .
  • For reefer cargo, ONE will resume accepting bookings for vessels departing on or after October 14, 2024.
• Demurrage:
  • Demurrage will continuously follow ONE’s standard policy based on the terminal ERD (Earliest Return Date).  For inland locations, ONE does not charge demurrage at rail locations.
• Detention:
  • Detention clock will restart from Monday, October 7, 2024 for any locations where the detention was turned off.

NA Imports via U.S. East Coast and Gulf Coasts:

• New Import Bookings: 
  • ONE accepts new bookings for all trades and all cargo types (including reefer and hazardous)
• Demurrage: 
  • The clock will be resumed based on terminal opening for cargo movement. ONE does not charge demurrage at rail locations. 
• Detention 
  • The clock will restart from Monday, October 7, 2024 for any locations where the detention was turned off. 
• COD(Change of Destination) 
  • COD requests are accepted per ONE standard process but subject to availability
  • Exception: COD requests will not be feasible for EC2- AIN SNAN EXPRESS , once bookings are restored to their original discharge port due to operational challenges.

Sincerely,

Ocean Network Express (North America) Inc.