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of <h1>Customs Circular Urges Quick Release of Export Goods, Mandates Reporting Detentions Over Three Days to Commissioner.</h1> The circular addresses the issue of prolonged detention of export goods by customs authorities, emphasizing the need for compliance with existing instructions for provisional release. It references a previous circular from 2011, which aimed to expedite the clearance of detained goods to prevent port congestion and delays in fulfilling export orders. The circular reiterates that export goods should not be unnecessarily held unless prohibited by law and mandates that any detention beyond three days be reported to the Commissioner of Customs. It stresses the importance of facilitating genuine exports and warns of consequences for non-compliance.
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