Globe Tracker's GREEN LANE Model for Ocean Freight. A solution for Marine terminals and ocean carriers with benefits right across the global supply chain.

1. GT
Green
Lane
Model
November
2014
Don
Miller,
Director
Sales
and
Marke2ng,
Globe
Tracker
Interna2onal

2. What
is
GREEN
LANE?
Fundamentally
the
Green
Lane
Program
is
intended
to
become
a
Customs
Clearance
“Fast
Track”
Program
that
rapidly
clears
Green
Lane
Cer2fied
cargo
through
port-­‐of-­‐entry
Customs
and
thereby
shortens
the
2me
its
take
to
reach
its
final
des2na2on.
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©
2014
Globe
Tracker
Interna2onal,
ApS.
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rights
reserved.

3. Who
Benefits
from
GREEN
LANE?
The
primary
beneficiaries
of
the
Green
Lane
Program
are:
• The
cargo
shipper
• The
cargo
recipient
• The
shipping
logis2cs
company
• Customs
/
Border
Protec2on
• The
des2na2on
port
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©
2014
Globe
Tracker
Interna2onal,
ApS.
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rights
reserved.

4. The
Model
The
Globe
Tracker
Green
Lane
Model
is
a
replica
of
the
successful
interna2onal
airport
security
“trusted
traveler”
fast
track
programs
Global
Entry
and
Clear
Lane.
These
self-­‐cer2fying
programs
distribute
the
bulk
of
the
burden
to
the
traveler
requiring
them
to
preregister
with
sufficient
informa2on
to
qualify
for
the
program
and
then
to
provide
cer2fica2on
of
their
qualified
registra2on
on
demand
at
the
point-­‐of-­‐benefit
–
when
passing
through
airport
security
checkpoints.
In
Globe
Tracker’s
Green
Lane
Model
the
Green
Lane
Cer2fica2on
is
communicated
to
port-­‐of-­‐entry
Customs
on
the
shipments
Electronic
Manifest.
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©
2014
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Tracker
Interna2onal,
ApS.
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rights
reserved.

5. Approved
Shipper
loads
the
container
and
verifies
its
contents.

6. Approved
shipper
locks
the
container
with
a
GT
eSeal.

7. GT
Communica2ons
Unit
permanently
installed
on
container.

8. Con2nues
monitoring
as
truck
heads
to
terminal.

9. The
Green
Lane
container
travels
to
the
des2na2on
port
where
its
Electronic
Manifest
asserts
that
it
is
Green
Lane
compliant.
The
shipping
logis2cs
company
has
been
monitoring
the
containers
eSeal
throughout
its
journey
to
ensure
that
its
cargo
was
not
tampered

10. Data
from
the
eSeal
is
shared
with
the
customs
agency
at
the
departure
port
and
shared
with
des2na2on
port
in
real
2me.

11. Container
travels
to
the
des2na2on
port
transmiZng/logging
its
data
along
the
Journey.

12. Container
travels
to
the
des2na2on
port
transmiZng/logging
its
data
along
the
Journey.

13. Container
arrives
at
the
des2na2on
port
where
infrastructure
uploads
GT
Comm.
Unit
and
eSeal
data
from
the
trip
journey.

14. Container
now
is
considered
Green
Lane
and
is
able
to
exit
the
terminal
directly.

15. Should
the
eSeal
experience
a
breach
it
will
communicate
its
2me
and
date
of
occurance
to
the
GT
Communica2ons
Unit
and
this
will
report
it
directly
to
the
owner
of
the
container
so
that
it
can
be
shared
with
Customs
at
the
Port
of
arrival.
This
Container
is
no
longer
GREEN
LANE.
Missing
eSeals
also
denote
Breach
of
GREEN
LANE
and
are
subject
to
inspec2on.

16. Benefits
of
GREEN
LANE
Cargo
Shipper:
Faster
customs
clearance
and
more
efficient
supply
chain.
Cargo
Recipient:
Goods
arriving
sooner
means
less
out
of
stock
items
and
more
profits.
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©
2014
Globe
Tracker
Interna2onal,
ApS.
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rights
reserved.

17. Shipping
Logis@cs
Company:
Less
delays
in
the
shipping
process
be^er
turns
on
their
containers.
Happier
customers.
The
shipping
logis2cs
company
offers
Green
Lane
services
which
gives
it
either
a
compe22ve
advantage
and
or
a
feed
based
premium
service.
The
shipping
logis2cs
company
works
hard
to
“police”
its
Green
Lane
cargo
to
protect
those
advantages
i.e.
losing
its
Green
Lane
Cer2fica2on
translates
into
lost
business
and
revenues.
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©
2014
Globe
Tracker
Interna2onal,
ApS.
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rights
reserved.

18. Customs/Border
Protec@on:
Being
given
more
informa2on
to
make
easier
and
quicker
decisions
on
safe
cargo
without
changing
any
processes
they
have
today.
Improves
the
overall
container
inspec2on
rates
by
moving
inspec2ons
back
onto
the
beneficiary
shipping
logis2cs
companies.
Custom
“spot”
inspec2on
con2nue
as
normal.
Departure
Port:
Building
rela2onships
with
des2na2on
ports
to
increase
trade
flows
and
volumes
of
depar2ng
cargo
over
other
departure
ports
that
do
not
have
GREEN
LANE.
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©
2014
Globe
Tracker
Interna2onal,
ApS.
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rights
reserved.

19. Des@na@on
Port:
Be^er
flow
through
of
cargo
from
the
port’s
largest
most
trusted
shippers,
leads
to
the
ability
to
process
more
cargo
more
efficiently.
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©
2014
Globe
Tracker
Interna2onal,
ApS.
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rights
reserved.

20. Thank
You