RFID sealing for bonded-warehouse movements mandated, requiring certified RFID one-time-locks, readers, and data capture for customs compliance. Use of RFID anti-tamper one-time-locks (RFID OTL) is mandated in place of conventional one-time-locks for transport of goods to and from Customs bonded warehouses where seals are required. RFID OTLs must be sourced from CBIC-listed vendors, conform to ISO 17712:2013 and ISO/IEC 18000-6 Class 1 Gen 2, and be supported by readers and a web-application capturing specified data elements (IEC, document numbers, RFID OTL number, seal date/time, vehicle/container and warehouse/customs codes). Licensees must procure readers, vendors must link seals to warehouse codes, tampered seals prompt examination, and RFID trip reports satisfy arrival acknowledgement obligations.
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RFID sealing for bonded-warehouse movements mandated, requiring certified RFID one-time-locks, readers, and data capture for customs compliance.
Use of RFID anti-tamper one-time-locks (RFID OTL) is mandated in place of conventional one-time-locks for transport of goods to and from Customs bonded warehouses where seals are required. RFID OTLs must be sourced from CBIC-listed vendors, conform to ISO 17712:2013 and ISO/IEC 18000-6 Class 1 Gen 2, and be supported by readers and a web-application capturing specified data elements (IEC, document numbers, RFID OTL number, seal date/time, vehicle/container and warehouse/customs codes). Licensees must procure readers, vendors must link seals to warehouse codes, tampered seals prompt examination, and RFID trip reports satisfy arrival acknowledgement obligations.
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