Tamper-proof one time bottle sealing mandated to secure containerized exports and reduce routine resealing and examinations. Adoption of tamper proof one time bottle sealing is mandated as the primary sealing method for containerized export cargo, bonded closed trucks and LCL containers sealed in officers' presence to prevent tampering and avoid resealing and routine port examination except on specific intelligence. Department-provided seals' cost may be recovered from exporters but exporters must not be compelled to buy exclusively from the department; cargo not capable of bottle sealing remains subject to normal examination norms at the gateway port.
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Tamper-proof one time bottle sealing mandated to secure containerized exports and reduce routine resealing and examinations.
Adoption of tamper proof one time bottle sealing is mandated as the primary sealing method for containerized export cargo, bonded closed trucks and LCL containers sealed in officers' presence to prevent tampering and avoid resealing and routine port examination except on specific intelligence. Department-provided seals' cost may be recovered from exporters but exporters must not be compelled to buy exclusively from the department; cargo not capable of bottle sealing remains subject to normal examination norms at the gateway port.
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