Labeling compliance: importers must declare non compliance and obtain permission for labeling of imported goods before clearance. Importers must declare non compliance with RE 44 labeling conditions at import and obtain specific permission to label goods before clearance. For Bills of Entry selected for verification, the importer gives a letter to the assessing group, which issues an examination order to the docks officer to allow labeling at CFS; the docks officer must verify RE 44 compliance before clearance. For RMS cleared Bills of Entry, the importer submits a permission letter to the AC/DC Docks, who instruct docks officers to verify compliance. The procedure applies to all goods under the DGFT Notification.
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Labeling compliance: importers must declare non compliance and obtain permission for labeling of imported goods before clearance.
Importers must declare non compliance with RE 44 labeling conditions at import and obtain specific permission to label goods before clearance. For Bills of Entry selected for verification, the importer gives a letter to the assessing group, which issues an examination order to the docks officer to allow labeling at CFS; the docks officer must verify RE 44 compliance before clearance. For RMS cleared Bills of Entry, the importer submits a permission letter to the AC/DC Docks, who instruct docks officers to verify compliance. The procedure applies to all goods under the DGFT Notification.
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