GLOSSARY
WWD (Weather Working Day)
Weather Working Day is a working day of 24 consecutive hours except for any time when weather prevents the loading or discharging of the vessel or would have prevented it, had work been in progress.
Weather Working Day means a working day or part of a working day during which it is or, if the vessel is still waiting for her turn, it would be possible to load the cargo without interference due to weather conditions.
Examples of Weather Working Day:
Minimum capacity of 4,500 tonnes per Weather Working Day, through a combination of rail and barging terminals accessible by each Warehouse. The port must have the facilities available to be able to load 1500 tonnes per berth, per Weather Working Day.
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