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    Ferrous Scrap Purchase (Weight Franchise)

    Hi all Just wondering during ferrous scrap purchase, why is the weight franchise is always 0.5% against bill of lading? Any reasons or references on weight franchise of 0.5%?


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    its there over under percentage coverage

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    Quote Originally Posted by travistemple202020 View Post
    its there over under percentage coverage

    Are you referring to a hedge against the purchase / sale weight (or price) being different than what they anticipated?
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