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Which ETA does Peak Supply show, and why is there sometimes a “≈” in front?
Peak takes the best source available: actual arrival, then carrier, forwarder, supplier, plan and finally its own estimate. “≈” means not confirmed, but planned or estimated. All ETAs stay visible on the shipment; none is overwritten. Goods are only available in the warehouse after customs, delivery and goods receipt.
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