Transhipment procedures for imported cotton require Customs-permitted manifest coding, escorted storage, segregation and custodian bonds. Guidelines create a regulated procedure for international transhipment and storage of imported raw cotton at V.O.C. Chidambaranar Port Trust, requiring prior Customs permission based on IGM manifests, correct electronic manifest coding for cargo movement and container status, Customs-escorted unloading to segregated secured storage at DBGT, terminal infrastructure and EDI connectivity, seal examination and 100% checks for tampered containers, segregation and supervised re-stuffing of LCL consignments destined abroad, custodian record-keeping and bond obligations, and manifest amendment procedures for conversion to local imports where no fraud is found.
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Transhipment procedures for imported cotton require Customs-permitted manifest coding, escorted storage, segregation and custodian bonds.
Guidelines create a regulated procedure for international transhipment and storage of imported raw cotton at V.O.C. Chidambaranar Port Trust, requiring prior Customs permission based on IGM manifests, correct electronic manifest coding for cargo movement and container status, Customs-escorted unloading to segregated secured storage at DBGT, terminal infrastructure and EDI connectivity, seal examination and 100% checks for tampered containers, segregation and supervised re-stuffing of LCL consignments destined abroad, custodian record-keeping and bond obligations, and manifest amendment procedures for conversion to local imports where no fraud is found.
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