Direct Port Delivery procedures require advance intimation and defined verification steps to streamline container clearance and stakeholder responsibilities. Consolidated directives govern Direct Port Delivery procedures at JNCH, specifying DPD client registration and documentation, roles and responsibilities of shipping lines, port terminals and CFSs, and extensions of DPD eligibility. It prescribes advance intimation requirements, time-bound evacuation expectations from terminals, scanning and examination procedures for RMS and non-RMS consignments, verification of Out of Charge (OOC) and delivery orders, and operations of the DPD/RMS Facilitation Centre to process releases on a continuous basis.
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Direct Port Delivery procedures require advance intimation and defined verification steps to streamline container clearance and stakeholder responsibilities.
Consolidated directives govern Direct Port Delivery procedures at JNCH, specifying DPD client registration and documentation, roles and responsibilities of shipping lines, port terminals and CFSs, and extensions of DPD eligibility. It prescribes advance intimation requirements, time-bound evacuation expectations from terminals, scanning and examination procedures for RMS and non-RMS consignments, verification of Out of Charge (OOC) and delivery orders, and operations of the DPD/RMS Facilitation Centre to process releases on a continuous basis.
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