Electronic Delivery Orders to become compulsory; stakeholders must adopt e-DO systems and expand payment options immediately. The notice directs shipping lines, consol agents and other cargo service providers to adopt electronic Delivery Orders in lieu of paper delivery orders to simplify customs clearance and reduce dwell time. It gives advance intimation that electronic Delivery Orders will be made compulsory from a date to be notified, and instructs stakeholders to implement suitable measures immediately, including creating multiple payment options, ensuring transparency in charges, and complying with Handling of Cargo in Customs Area Regulations and customs cargo service approval requirements.
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Electronic Delivery Orders to become compulsory; stakeholders must adopt e-DO systems and expand payment options immediately.
The notice directs shipping lines, consol agents and other cargo service providers to adopt electronic Delivery Orders in lieu of paper delivery orders to simplify customs clearance and reduce dwell time. It gives advance intimation that electronic Delivery Orders will be made compulsory from a date to be notified, and instructs stakeholders to implement suitable measures immediately, including creating multiple payment options, ensuring transparency in charges, and complying with Handling of Cargo in Customs Area Regulations and customs cargo service approval requirements.
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