Implementing Electronic Sealing for Containers by exporters under self-sealing procedure prescribed by circular 26/2017-Cus dated 1st July 2017, circular 36/2017 dated 28.8.2017 and 37/2017 dated 20.9.2017
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Electronic sealing for export containers uses RFID e-seals, making self-sealed containers equivalent to supervised sealing with phased mandatory adoption. Implementation of electronic sealing with RFID e-seals makes self-sealed full container loads affixed at approved premises equivalent to officer-supervised sealed containers for customs purposes, reduces the need for routine examination absent intelligence when seals read intact, prescribes examination and reversion to traditional sealing where seals are tampered, restricts applicability to FCLs (excluding non-containerized, air, CFS-to-ICD/port movements and land customs exports), and provides for phased mandatory adoption tied to reader network availability and jurisdictional permissions.
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Electronic sealing for export containers uses RFID e-seals, making self-sealed containers equivalent to supervised sealing with phased mandatory adoption.
Implementation of electronic sealing with RFID e-seals makes self-sealed full container loads affixed at approved premises equivalent to officer-supervised sealed containers for customs purposes, reduces the need for routine examination absent intelligence when seals read intact, prescribes examination and reversion to traditional sealing where seals are tampered, restricts applicability to FCLs (excluding non-containerized, air, CFS-to-ICD/port movements and land customs exports), and provides for phased mandatory adoption tied to reader network availability and jurisdictional permissions.
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