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of <h1>Streamlined Transhipment Permits Essential for Reducing Port Congestion and Costs; Denials Require Written Permission for Exceptions.</h1> The circular addresses issues related to the transhipment of containers to Inland Container Depots (ICDs) and Container Freight Stations (CFSs). It highlights delays and unwarranted denials in issuing transhipment permits, which increase import transaction costs. The Board emphasizes the importance of smooth transhipment processes to reduce congestion at ports and facilitate customs clearance at importers' locations. Transhipment permits should not be denied if goods are manifested for transhipment, except when specific intelligence suggests mis-declaration or contraband. In such cases, written permission from a Joint/Additional Commissioner is required before detaining containers. Complaints about permit denials will be taken seriously.
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