Export receiving window change effective for vessels with sailing date after August 2, 2021 at SCPA
Jul 28, 2021SCPA container terminals will receive containers on a 10 day export receiving window based on the currently published sailing date of each vessel found on the ocean carrier websites.
The SCPA will continue to open TWO vessels at one time for each service, and will only open for a third vessel when it is 7 calendar days from the known sailing date.
All Port Users can find ACTIVE EXPORT RECEIVING VESSELS via the SCPA website and should not plan truck and container arrivals until the vessel is listed on the Active Export Vessel Listing available at: http://scspa.com/logistics-solutions-center/active-export-vessels/.
There are no changes to free time or demurrage at this time. Shippers are subject to the free time and demurrage terms of their ocean carrier contract or the line’s tariff.
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