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  Communicating with the stevedores is an important process to get cargo acceptance smoothly. Sadly, many exporters consider it an insignificant step and often face issues that can lead to delays and penalties. By selecting a good software or application to submit pre-receival advice (PRA), you can effectively deal with these issues. Find out how. Slow Processing While submitting a PRA, you must communicate a lot of information to the terminal operators. It includes container details as well as product details and much more. In case you prepare a PRA manually, you may be consuming a lot of time unnecessarily. Unfortunately, it may lead to a huge holdup that can be annoying for you as well as the stevedore. On the contrary, doing it with a software can serve two purposes: Fast and automated information filling Real-time status tracking through instant exchange of messages So, you can easily enjoy dramatically reduced wait time which can increase the overall efficiency of your export bu

The Australian exporters who export products in the categories like dairy, fish and eggs must obtain an export permit. For this, they need to initiate request for permits using the prescribed procedure. In short, the things that you must know about submitting one such request include: To whom: The Department of Agriculture, Water and the Environment How: Electronically, using the Department’s EXDOC system As: An a registered exporter, an electronic data interface (EDI) user or an exporter and EDI user Let’s elaborate more on what an EDI user can do. How to Register? To begin with, you must decide how you wish to register with the Department: First, you may register simply as an exporter. If you do so, you would need to contact a registered EDI user in order to communicate with the EXDOC system. Second, you may choose to register as an EDI user. Obviously, you would need to download or subscribe to a prescribed software to communicate with the EXDOC. Third, yo