Supervised factory stuffing for temperature-sensitive export goods preserves chain of custody and limits port examinations. Supervised factory stuffing and sealing is permitted for reefer containers with temperature-sensitive export goods where port examination facilities are not sterile; exporters must apply to the jurisdictional Commissioner, give 24 hours' notice, use RFID e-seals, and have Customs officers supervise examination, stuffing and sealing. Permissioned exporter and container details are to be communicated to RMCC and the port; RMCC shall avoid selection of such containers for port examination and reconcile records monthly, with discrepancies prompting a review of permission.
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Supervised factory stuffing for temperature-sensitive export goods preserves chain of custody and limits port examinations.
Supervised factory stuffing and sealing is permitted for reefer containers with temperature-sensitive export goods where port examination facilities are not sterile; exporters must apply to the jurisdictional Commissioner, give 24 hours' notice, use RFID e-seals, and have Customs officers supervise examination, stuffing and sealing. Permissioned exporter and container details are to be communicated to RMCC and the port; RMCC shall avoid selection of such containers for port examination and reconcile records monthly, with discrepancies prompting a review of permission.
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