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of <h1>Government Clarifies: Shipment Mode Won't Affect Drawback on f.o.b. Contracts for Garment Exporters; Cases to Be Resolved.</h1> The Apparel Export Promotion Council (AEPC) has addressed concerns regarding Customs authorities' recovery actions against garment exporters for allegedly claiming excess drawback on f.o.b. values that included air freight costs. AEPC argues that contracts were on a freight collect basis for sea shipment, but due to production constraints, some shipments were airlifted at the exporters' expense without altering the f.o.b. value. The government clarified that if contracts specify f.o.b. terms, the mode of shipment (air or sea) should not affect the drawback calculation. All pending cases should be resolved accordingly, and relevant public and internal notices should be issued.
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