* Left the exporter's premises and are in the hands of the forwarder or carrier. This means the exporter has fulfilled their responsibility to deliver the goods for export.
* Begun their journey towards the destination port or country. This means the goods are actively being transported for export.
OE stands for "Outward Export".
Example:
If a shipment is marked as "Arrived at Outward OE," it means the exporter has delivered the goods to the carrier, and the goods are now on their way to the designated export port or country. This information is typically provided in shipment tracking updates and indicates a key milestone in the export process.
Key Points:
* The phrase does not necessarily mean the goods have arrived at the port of export.
* The goods are likely in transit to the port or to another location within the country for onward export.
* This status update provides assurance that the shipment is moving forward and is on its way to the destination.
It is important to note that specific terminology and definitions may vary slightly depending on the shipping company or logistics provider involved.