Port Loading Protocols Sample Clauses

Port Loading Protocols. (a) The Port Loading Protocols set out the requirements for: (i) Bookings for, and contracting of, all Capacity at the Port Terminals; and (ii) all Outturns of Bulk Wheat. (b) The Client agrees to comply with the Port Loading Protocols which the Parties agree form part of this Agreement. (c) The Client: (i) acknowledges that it has been provided with a copy of the Port Loading Protocols; (ii) agrees that the Port Loading Protocols may be varied from time to time in accordance with their terms; and (iii) acknowledges that the Port Loading Protocols as varied from time to time are available at xxx.xxxxxxx.xxx.xx. (d) The Client and Viterra agree that in the case of any inconsistency between the terms of this Agreement and the Port Loading Protocols, the Port Loading Protocols will apply to the extent of the inconsistency.
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Port Loading Protocols. 9.1 The Client undertakes to comply with the requirements of the Company’s published Port Loading Protocols when the Client engages the Company to load a vessel at the Port Terminal or the Company’s requirements in relation to container packing when the Client engages the Company to pack grain into containers at the Port Terminal.
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Port Loading Protocols. (a) The Port Loading Protocols apply to all nominated (or requested) Outturns of Bulk Wheat, and contain other information in relation to shipping services and requirements in relation to bookings and shipping nominations. (b) The Client agrees to comply with the Port Loading Protocols. (c) The Port Loading Protocols are available at xxx.xxxxxxx.xxx.xx and may be varied from time to time in accordance with their termsthe Access Undertaking. (d) The Client and the Company acknowledge that in the case of any inconsistency between the terms of this agreement and the Port Loading Protocols, the Port Loading Protocols shall apply to the extent of the inconsistency.
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Port Loading Protocols. 9.1 The Client and the Company undertake to comply with the requirements of: (a) the Company‟s published Port Loading Protocols when the Client engages the Company to load a Bulk Wheat vessel at the Port Terminal or (b) Container Packing Protocols when the Client engages the Company to pack grain into container at the Port Terminal. 9.2 The Client acknowledges that the efficient operation of the Port Terminal relies on a supply chain based predominantly on rail movements and the optimisation of Grain positioning. Accordingly: (a) the Client may not be able to book a shipping slot if it is not able to demonstrate access to rail resources for the movement of grain to port; (b) where necessary to facilitate efficient loading of the Client‟s ships and the ships of others, the Client will be expected to explore in good faith stock swap opportunities with other clients of the Company on terms agreeable to the Client, 9.3 Unless otherwise agreed with the Company, only wheat will be shipped out of the Port Terminal. 9.4 The Client acknowledges that the Company has the right to mitigate dust emissions at the Port Terminal. Such mitigation may include moisture conditioning of grain paths.
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Port Loading Protocols. 9.1 The Client and the Company undertake to comply with the requirements of: (a) the Company‟s published Port Loading Protocols when the Client engages the Company to load a Bulk Wheat vessel at the Port Terminal or (b) Container Packing Protocols when the Client engages the Company to pack grain into container at the Port Terminal. 9.2 The Client acknowledges that the efficient operation of the Port Terminal relies on a supply chain based predominantly on rail movements and the optimisation of Grain positioning. Accordingly: (a) the Client may not be able to book a shipping slot if it is not able to demonstrate access to rail resources for the movement of grain to port ; (b) where necessary to facilitate efficient loading of the Client‟s ships and the ships of others, the Client will be expected to explore in good faith enter into commercially reasonable stock swap opportunities s with other clients of the Company on terms agreeable to the Client,; and (c) The Company may swap a grade of the Client Grain with the same grade of Grain between the Company‟s Facilities, and by entering into this Agreement the Client consents to any such stock swap occurring, Freight adjustments will be made on the basis of GTA Location differentials. 9.3 Unless otherwise agreed with the Company, only wheat will be shipped out of the Port Terminal. 9.4 The Client acknowledges that the Company has the right to mitigate dust emissions at the Port Terminal. Such mitigation may include moisture conditioning of grain paths.
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Port Loading Protocols. ‌ Where the Grain is to be loaded onboard a shipping vessel, the Customer agrees to comply with the Port Loading Protocols and to pay the respective fees and charges.
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