Sealing of imported goods governs transhipment security, with an exception for notified one-time bottle seals. Sealing of imported goods before transhipment is required through Customs seals on rail containers or on durable bags containing small packages moved by ... Summary
Sealing of imported goods governs transhipment security, with an exception for notified one-time bottle seals.
Sealing of imported goods before transhipment is required through Customs seals on rail containers or on durable bags containing small packages moved by aircraft, vessel or motor vehicle. The sealing occurs in the presence of an authorised representative of the declarant, transporter or custodian. Customs resealing is not required at the gateway port for containers bearing a shipping line's or agent's one-time bottle seal where Customs has been informed of its serial number. Sealing materials and bags must be provided and paid for by the declarant, transporter or custodian, as applicable.
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