RFID sealing for bonded warehouse movements mandated; importers and licencees must use approved RFID one time locks and readers. The Board mandates RFID anti tamper one time locks (RFID OTL) for transport of goods to, from, and between customs bonded warehouses, replacing conventional one time locks. RFID OTLs must be procured from CBIC listed vendors, conform to ISO standards, have unique serial/TID linkage to warehouse codes, and be recorded via prescribed reader applications. Licencees must procure readers and ensure data capture; exporters must declare RFID serials at shipping. Tamper detection triggers examination or refusal to unload; Principal Commissioners may exempt movements by reason of cargo or transport characteristics.
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RFID sealing for bonded warehouse movements mandated; importers and licencees must use approved RFID one time locks and readers.
The Board mandates RFID anti tamper one time locks (RFID OTL) for transport of goods to, from, and between customs bonded warehouses, replacing conventional one time locks. RFID OTLs must be procured from CBIC listed vendors, conform to ISO standards, have unique serial/TID linkage to warehouse codes, and be recorded via prescribed reader applications. Licencees must procure readers and ensure data capture; exporters must declare RFID serials at shipping. Tamper detection triggers examination or refusal to unload; Principal Commissioners may exempt movements by reason of cargo or transport characteristics.
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