Labeling of controlled substances required; shipping documents must retain detailed consignee and exporter records for compliance purposes. Every container or vessel in an export or import consignment containing a controlled substance must be prominently labeled with the name and quantity of the substance and the name and address of the exporter, importer and consignee. Accompanying documents - such as invoice, cargo manifests, customs, transport and shipping documents - must record the substance name, quantity and parties' names and addresses and must be preserved for a statutory retention period to facilitate regulatory oversight.
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Labeling of controlled substances required; shipping documents must retain detailed consignee and exporter records for compliance purposes.
Every container or vessel in an export or import consignment containing a controlled substance must be prominently labeled with the name and quantity of the substance and the name and address of the exporter, importer and consignee. Accompanying documents - such as invoice, cargo manifests, customs, transport and shipping documents - must record the substance name, quantity and parties' names and addresses and must be preserved for a statutory retention period to facilitate regulatory oversight.
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