Pre-inspection certificate requirement for metallic scrap: exemption for safe-country consignments via designated ports, subject to safety checks. Import consignments of metallic waste and scrap generally require a pre-inspection certificate (PSIC) from the country of origin. Exemption applies for consignments from specified safe countries/regions when cleared through six designated ports, provided they carry supplier certification of no radioactive materials or explosives and are subject to radiation and explosive checks; transshipments via those countries are excluded and imports through other ports remain PSIC bound.
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Pre-inspection certificate requirement for metallic scrap: exemption for safe-country consignments via designated ports, subject to safety checks.
Import consignments of metallic waste and scrap generally require a pre-inspection certificate (PSIC) from the country of origin. Exemption applies for consignments from specified safe countries/regions when cleared through six designated ports, provided they carry supplier certification of no radioactive materials or explosives and are subject to radiation and explosive checks; transshipments via those countries are excluded and imports through other ports remain PSIC bound.
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