The carrier can assign an expiry date to a release. This is the release expiry date. If the expiry date is not provided by the carrier, the default applies from the moment of releasing at the terminals.
The table below shows the default validity per terminal.
| Terminal | Default release validity |
|---|---|
| ECTDelta | 45 days |
| Euromax | 45 days |
| HPD2 | 30 days |
| RWG | 30 days |
| APMII | 30 days |
| Matrans | 40 days |
| RST | 30 days full / 20 days empty |
The expiry date of the commercial release has expired
Without a commercial release, the container cannot be collected from the terminal. If the expiry date has expired, contact your carrier for a new commercial release or to extend the commercial release.
If you have already fully prepared the chain, it is still active. Only the inland operator cannot take the container out and/or submit a pre-notification. When the carrier resends the commercial release, the prepared chain is automatically restored and the inland operator can submit the pre-notification.
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