CONTAINER LOADING SERVICES Sample Clauses

CONTAINER LOADING SERVICES. Service Description: This service provides container transport from a nominated container depot, fumigation of Grain if required, Outturning of Grain stored at MGC into containers, sampling, inspection by a Department Authorised Officer, supplying and fitting a standard xxxxx board, and container transport to a nominated Container Terminal. MGC runs a planning week cycle that commences on a Sunday and finishes on the following Saturday. Each week of the year is referenced by a CBH week number that is listed on the CBH booking calendar which calendar is published on the Platform. 7.1 Service Availability and Terms (a) Container Loading Services are only provided at MGC, unless the Customer is notified in writing by CBH of alternative locations. (b) Prior to requesting Container Loading Services, the Customer must acquire Capacity. (c) All bookings of Container Loading Services which are made prior to the Commencement Date for performance after the Commencement Date will be completed in accordance with the process set out in the document titled ‘Container Loading Services Agreement’ for the Season which concluded on 30 September of the Starting Calendar Year, but in accordance with the charges set out in the Fee Schedule to this Agreement. (d) All new bookings of Container Loading Services following the Commencement Date will be made in accordance with the process set out in this Agreement.
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CONTAINER LOADING SERVICES. Service Description: This service provides container transport from a nominated container depot, Outturning of Grain stored at MGC into containers, sampling, the Department Authorised 12.1 Service Availability and Terms This service will be provided pursuant to a separate agreement between CBH and the Customer.
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CONTAINER LOADING SERVICES. Service Description: This service provides container transport from a nominated container depot, Outturning of Grain stored at MGC into containers, sampling, DAFF Inspection, supplying and fitting a standard xxxxx board and container transport to a nominated Container Terminal. MGC runs a Planning Week cycle that commences on a Sunday and finishes on the following Saturday. Each week of the year is referenced by a CBH Week Number that is listed on the CBH Booking Calendar. 12.1 Service Availability and Terms This service will be provided pursuant to a separate agreement between CBH and the Customer.
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CONTAINER LOADING SERVICES. Service Description: This service provides container transport from a nominated container depot, Outturning of Grain stored at MGC into containers, sampling, the Department Authorised Officer inspection, supplying and fitting a standard xxxxx board and container transport to a nominated Container Terminal. MGC runs a Planning Week cycle that commences on a Sunday 12.1 Service Availability and Terms This service will be provided pursuant to a separate agreement between CBH and the Customer. When Grain is Outturned from a Site to be cleaned or dried by the Customer or third parties, and then the Grain is delivered back to the same Site, as a result of the Grain Cleaning or Drying, the Customer’s Grain Entitlement will be adjusted to reflect: (a) Grain disposed of during the cleaning/drying process; (b) Grain reduced in Grade during the process; and (c) an additional shrinkage factor of 0.1% to reflect storage and handling losses after the cleaning or drying process. (d) The Customer is not permitted to return the Grain to a different Site without the prior written approval of CBH. Failure to obtain this approval will result in an additional Receival Fee being levied.
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CONTAINER LOADING SERVICES. Service Description: This service provides container transport from a nominated container depot, Outturning of Grain stored at MGC into containers, sampling, DAFF Inspection, supplying and fitting a standard bulk aboard and container transport to a nominated Container Terminal. MGC
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