A list of cut-off times provided by the carrier in the booking confirmation. A cut-off time indicates the latest deadline within which a task must be completed. The confirmed schedule cannot be guaranteed if a cut-off time is missed. Customs brokers may set additional cut-off times to receive the export customs documentation, which is not included in the shipment cut-off times of a carrier booking.<br/><br/>LCL Condition : Only applicable when the Receipt Type at Origin is CFS.<br/><br/>More details can be found on <a href="https://github.com/dcsaorg/DCSA-OpenAPI/blob/master/reference-data/CutOffDateTimeCodeList-CS_v1.0.0.csv"><font color="#0000ff"><u>GitHub</u></font></a><br/>
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DCO
Public
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<b>Documentation Cut-off</b><br/>Document cutoff time for Shipping Instructions submission.<br/>
VCO
Public
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<b>VGM Cut-off</b><br/>Cutoff time for Verified Gross Mass (VGM) submission.<br/>
FCO
Public
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<b>FCL delivery Cut-off</b><br/>Latest deadline for the cargo delivery to the port or terminal in order to make the schedule requested. Typically two days before the expected departure date, but will vary based on the carrier and the port.<br/>
LCO
Public
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<b>LCL Delivery Cut-off</b><br/>Latest deadline for delivering LCL cargo at the container freight station.<br/>Condition: Only relevant when the Receipt Type at Origin is CFS<br/><br/>
PCO
Public
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Port cut-off<br/>
ECP
Public
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<b>Empty container pick-up date and time</b><br/>Time and date for shipper to pick-up empty container(s).<br/>
EFC
Public
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<b>Earliest full-container delivery date</b><br/>Earliest date when containers can be delivered at the terminal gate, also called gate-opening.<br/>
