Compliance of Procedure for movement of import cargo in containers from Port to CFS as prescribed vide Facility Notice No 161/2016, dated 28.11.2016 (and subsequent Public Notices on DPD) and Public Notice No 01/2017, dated 04.01.2017 issued by JNCH in relation to Shipping Lines/Shipping Agents etc under the Provisions of “Handling of Cargo in Customs Areas Regulations, 2009”: reg.
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Choice of CFS responsibility: CFSs must ensure cargo safety and report container status to shipping lines to streamline movement. CFSs must assume responsibility for cargo safety during movement from Terminal to CFS irrespective of contractual arrangements, submit CODECO container status reports including OOC, gate in/out times and de stuffing status to shipping lines, and bear port charges for detention beyond free periods; shipping lines must not impose extra conditions on Direct Port Delivery, should not demand original Bills of Lading at advance intimation, and must adopt electronic invoicing, electronic Delivery Orders, and digital payment options to expedite clearance.
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Choice of CFS responsibility: CFSs must ensure cargo safety and report container status to shipping lines to streamline movement.
CFSs must assume responsibility for cargo safety during movement from Terminal to CFS irrespective of contractual arrangements, submit CODECO container status reports including OOC, gate in/out times and de stuffing status to shipping lines, and bear port charges for detention beyond free periods; shipping lines must not impose extra conditions on Direct Port Delivery, should not demand original Bills of Lading at advance intimation, and must adopt electronic invoicing, electronic Delivery Orders, and digital payment options to expedite clearance.
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