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How an EN590 Cargo Is Exported

The path of a diesel cargo from refinery tank to your discharge port, step by step.

1. Product in tank

The refinery produces EN590 diesel and stores it in tank at the refinery or an export terminal. Product is allocated to the contract and held for the agreed loading window.

2. Vessel nomination

The vessel is nominated to the terminal (by the buyer under FOB, or by Sky Rebel under CIF) and accepted once it meets the terminal's requirements.

3. Inspection and loading

An independent inspector samples the shore tanks and the vessel's tanks, tests the product against the contract specification and measures the quantity loaded.

4. Documents issued

The bill of lading, certificates of quality, quantity and origin, and the cargo manifest are issued after loading.

5. Voyage

Under CIF, our operator tracks the voyage and sends arrival notices to the buyer and the discharge terminal.

6. Discharge

The cargo is discharged at the buyer's port. Documents are released as set out in the contract and quantities are reconciled.

At a glance

SpecificationEN590, 10 ppm
InspectionAt loading
Key documentsB/L, COQ, quantity, origin

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