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Mar 08, 2019

Shipping Terms Glossary: Cut-Off Date

Common Shipping Terms: Cut-Off Date

The cut-off date is the last date that the container can be returned to the port terminal in order to make the schedule that you requested. It’s usually two days before the expected departure date, but will vary based on the carrier and the port. 

 

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