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24 Hour Advance Manifest Rules

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Overview

As part of worldwide efforts to secure supply chains, the implementation of 24-hour advance manifest rules has expanded beyond the U.S. Other countries now require 24-hour notice before cargo is loaded on vessels. High-risk containers, identified prior to vessel load, are inspected at the load port.

Please see list below for inbound advance manifest cutoff information for U.S., Canada, China, Mexico and Europe.

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PLEASE NOTE: Shipping instructions (SI) cutoff times, provided in the advanced manifest cutoff lists below, are estimates only and subject to change. Actual SI cut-offs may vary based on actual vessel schedule. Please check the booking confirmation to verify actual SI cut-off times for any specific booking.

U.S. Inbound Advanced Manifest Cutoff (PDF)
Europe Hong Kong, China, Taiwan Japan, Korea Mediterranean
Mexico Singapore South East Asia West Asia, Middle East

CANADA ACI Cutoff follows that of U.S. Inbound Advance Cutoff listed above


CHINA Inbound Advance Manifest Cutoff (PDF)
Europe Mediterranean East Mediterranean
 
EUROPE Inbound Advance Manifest Cutoff (PDF)
Australia China, Hong Kong, Taiwan Japan, Korea
Egypt, Middle East India, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Sri Lanka North America
Singapore South East Asia  


MEXICO Inbound Advanced Manifest Cutoff (PDF)
Asia-Australia North-Asia Latin America

 

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