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<h1>Importers Using DPD Facility Must Submit Advance Intimation 72 Hours Before Arrival; Violations Risk Privileges Loss.</h1> Importers using the Direct Port Delivery (DPD) Facility must submit an 'advance intimation' to shipping lines at least 72 hours prior to consignment arrival. This intimation, sent via email, should include the Bill of Lading Number, consignment details, DPD Client Code, and preferred Container Freight Station (CFS) code. Importers can authorize Customs Brokers to handle formalities. A copy of the intimation must also be sent to Customs, the relevant CFS/Transporter, and Terminal Operator. Multiple requests for the same container are prohibited, and violations may result in loss of DPD privileges. Customs Brokers can submit intimation on behalf of importers with proper authorization.