Multi Industry Scenarios for Transport - Eurofer
Multi Industry Scenarios for Transport - Eurofer
Multi Industry Scenarios for Transport - Eurofer
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2.5. Delivery to consignee via a Logistic Centre<br />
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MIST Working Group, version 2001<br />
where:<br />
The Consignor owns the goods in the Logistic Centre<br />
The Consignor controls the Logistic Centre<br />
The Consignor is responsible <strong>for</strong> the movement of goods to the Logistic Centre<br />
The Consignee is responsible <strong>for</strong> the movement of goods out of the Logistic Centre<br />
This scenario details the data flow to and from the logistic centre/warehouse between<br />
Consignor, Freight Forwarder/Carrier, Logistic Centre/Warehouse and Consignee to execute<br />
the physical delivery to the Consignee via a Logistic Centre/Warehouse. In this scenario the<br />
Consignor is responsible <strong>for</strong> the physical delivery of the goods to the Logistic<br />
centre/Warehouse and the Consignee is responsible <strong>for</strong> the request of the delivery from the<br />
Logistic centre/Warehouse to the Consignee. The Logistic centre/Warehouse will act <strong>for</strong> the<br />
delivery to the Consignee on instructions of the Consignor.<br />
2.5.1. Roles of parties involved<br />
Consignor<br />
Consignor is the owner of the goods until they have been delivered to the consignee.<br />
The Consignor is responsible <strong>for</strong> arranging the transport from his location to the Logistic<br />
Centre and pay <strong>for</strong> the same.<br />
The Consignor has no responsibility with arranging transport from the Logistic Centre to the<br />
consignee or paying <strong>for</strong> same. He must simply notify the Consignee that the goods are ready<br />
at the logistic centre/warehouse (packed in accordance with purchase order) and provide<br />
documentation and track/trace in<strong>for</strong>mation.<br />
Consignee<br />
The Consignee has responsibility in this scenario to arrange and pay <strong>for</strong> the transport from<br />
the Logistic centre.<br />
Freight Forwarder/Carrier<br />
The Freight Forwarder/Carrier will act on instructions given by the Consignor with regards<br />
to collection from Consignor and delivery to Logistic Centre.<br />
The Freight Forwarder/Carrier will act on instructions given by the Consignee with regards<br />
to collection from Logistic Centre and delivery to Consignee.<br />
2.5.2 Contractual Obligations agreed be<strong>for</strong>e<br />
Contract <strong>for</strong> carriage between Freight <strong>for</strong>warder/Carrier and Consignor and Consignee<br />
- Freight Rate Negotiation<br />
- Terms and conditions <strong>for</strong> employment of carrier.<br />
Contract <strong>for</strong> the sale of goods between Consignor and Consignee<br />
- Sales negotiation (e.g. Request <strong>for</strong> quota)<br />
- Terms and conditions <strong>for</strong> the sale of goods (e.g. Purchase order)
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