Who creates the Conveyance Report Number (CRN) and why must the CRN be reported on every cargo report?
A 6. The master carrier establishes the Conveyance Report Number. The CRN links all cargo reports to the vessel the cargo is to arrive on. Therefore, the CRN must be reported on all cargo reports of each consortium partner. The master carrier must assign and communicate the CRN to all consortium partners well in advance of the first load port in order that all carrier’s, in the consortium partnership, can transmit their cargo reports 24-hours prior to loading.
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