Outturn Protocol definition

Outturn Protocol means the document/s of that title as published on the Company website at the time of Outturn and includes, as relevant, the Outturn Protocol for port, road and rail.
Outturn Protocol means the document of that name for road/rail outturns published on the web site, save that references in the protocols to “clients” shall be deemed and should be read as references to “Warehousers”.
Outturn Protocol means the document of that title as published on the Company website at the time of Outturn and includes, as relevant, the Outturn Protocol for port, road and rail.

Examples of Outturn Protocol in a sentence

  • EMERALD will outturn the Commodity in accordance with the Outturn Protocol published on its website.

  • EMERALD GRAIN will outturn the Commodity in accordance with the Outturn Protocol published on its website.

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