Unquote Procedure

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The unquote procedure refers to the standardized process by which a previously issued price quotation (offer) in a logistics or transport context is withdrawn or revised due to changes in market conditions, capacity constraints, or altered shipping requirements. It includes formal notification to the requester, documentation of the reasons, and, if applicable, the presentation of alternative offers.

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