Shipping Stem definition
Examples of Shipping Stem in a sentence
GrainCorp may then request the movement of a part loaded vessel off the berth at the customer’s expense, if the next vessel on the Shipping Stem is ready to berth and has sufficient cargo tonnage assembled to commence and complete loading.
At least two (2) weeks prior to the day on which the Shipping Stem will be opened either for Long Term Capacity or for Short Term Capacity, GrainCorp will provide all customers with current Bulk Wheat or Bulk Grain Port Terminal Services Agreements or Long Term Port Terminal Services Agreements with a notice in writing of the date and time upon which the stem will open, and will place a copy of the announcement on the Shipping Stem web page.
In the event of the customer’s vessel failing a marine, AQIS or other survey that may be required by regulation, GrainCorp reserves the right to give berthing and elevating priority to other vessels on its Shipping Stem, and to assign any vessel that has failed a survey, which is re-presented for loading, a new ETA or Assigned Load Date.
Opening of the Shipping Stem GrainCorp will open the Shipping Stem in respect of both Long Term Capacity and Short Term Capacity by the end of June each year for the following Shipping Year.
Whether GrainCorp has available sufficient intake, grain segregation, storage and Elevation Capacity at the Port Terminal that will allow accumulation of the cargo at the Port Terminal, taking into account, other Booked Elevation Capacity previously accepted by GrainCorp that appears as ‘accepted’ on the GrainCorp Shipping Stem.
GrainCorp will advise Customers with Long Term Allocated capacity when the Shipping Stem in respect of Long Term Capacity for each Shipping Year will open.
Submit new ‘supplementary’ CNAs via Workflow for the relevant tonnages, making note of the reference number of the existing original CNA that refers to the Booked Elevation Capacity that appears on the Shipping Stem.
A Customer must submit a CNA under Part C clause 3.1 for use of its Long Term Allocated capacity by 7 Business Days prior to the opening of the Shipping Stem in respect of Short Term Capacity.
Should priority at a second Load Port be lost due to circumstances noted in Part C clause 24.3, GrainCorp will review the original Booked Elevation Capacity and will allocate a new Assigned Load Date in the chronological order in which the CNA was originally received, taking into account other Elevation Capacity booking(s) previously accepted by GrainCorp that appear as ‘accepted’ on the GrainCorp Shipping Stem and the sufficiency of capacity to receive and handle the customer’s grain.
GrainCorp will open the Shipping Stem in respect of Long Term Capacity at least two (2) weeks prior to the date on which it opens the Shipping Stem in respect of Short Term Capacity.