SEZ port cargo segregation: customs formation handles DTA cargo while authorized SEZ officers manage SEZ cargo clearance. Ports within SEZs must be demarcated from processing areas and provide separate secured routes and storage for SEZ and DTA cargo. DTA export/import cargo will be handled and cleared by a custom formation authorized by CBEC under the Customs Act, 1962, including vessel entry, rummaging, preventive control, accountal, port clearance and transshipment, while identified SEZ cargo will be handled, assessed and cleared by the authorized officer under the SEZ Act/Rules.
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SEZ port cargo segregation: customs formation handles DTA cargo while authorized SEZ officers manage SEZ cargo clearance.
Ports within SEZs must be demarcated from processing areas and provide separate secured routes and storage for SEZ and DTA cargo. DTA export/import cargo will be handled and cleared by a custom formation authorized by CBEC under the Customs Act, 1962, including vessel entry, rummaging, preventive control, accountal, port clearance and transshipment, while identified SEZ cargo will be handled, assessed and cleared by the authorized officer under the SEZ Act/Rules.
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