ACI eHBL 290 - What is the importance of the Deconsolidation Notice in eHBL?

The Deconsolidation Notice is an electronic notice sent from the CBSA to inform clients that the CBSA has authorized the transfer of cargo control from a consolidated shipment (Primary) to the related individual secondary house bills that were submitted by a freight forwarder.
The Deconsolidation Notice serves as electronic notification to the warehouse operator to allow the freight forwarder to take control of the goods within the consolidation.
The Deconsolidation Notice is currently an optional notice which clients must register to receive. All clients involved in consolidated shipments (freight forwarders, warehouse operators, and primary carriers) should be encouraged to register for the Deconsolidation Notice.

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