CY/CY essentially means 'Container Yard to Container Yard', referring to the Carrier's port or terminal where goods are dispatched and the delivery port or terminal where a consignee accepts the goods.

What does Cy Cy mean?

Container Yard to Container Yard to Container Yard (CY/CY) This means the carrier will start handling your container from the origin port and complete their handling process at the destination port.

What is FCL CY CY?

CY/CY – An FCL shipment, where the packed containerised cargo gets picked up at container yard at origin port and would get delivered at destination port Container Yard to the consignee. … It is issued by the carrier or freight agent to Shipper.

What is CY and SD?

CY SD. Share. CY stands for Container Yard shipments, also known as Merchant Haulage. This is where the customer is responsible for transporting the container(s) to the port/terminal. SD stands for Store Door, also known as Carrier Haulage.

What is Cy fo?

CY (Container Yard) Container Terminal – 1. Place of storage containers before / after their further shipment. … Free Out (FO) is the international shipping term in ocean freight that indicates that the consignee (recipient) is responsible for the cost of unloading cargo from the vessel at the destination.

What is door CFS?

Container Freight Station CFS stands for Container Freight Station and refers to a warehouse where cargo that belongs to various exporters or importers is consolidated or deconsolidated before being exported or imported.

What is CFS incoterm?

A container freight station (CFS) is where LCL cargo is taken for consolidation (at origin) and deconsolidation (at destination). The CFS charges a fee for this service, based on the volume of the cargo.

What is SD shipment?

Non-delivery of cargo at the intended port. When reported, this will result in the ship´s agent sending a cargo tracer to locate the mission cargo.