Compliance of 'Handling of Cargo in Customs Areas Regulations, 2009' by Port Terminals, CFSs, Shipping Lines and Transporters to reduce the dwell time for clearance of imported / export goods
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Handling of Cargo regulations require prompt evacuation of import containers and transparent service charges to cut dwell time. Port Terminals, CFSs, Shipping Lines and Transporters are identified as Customs Cargo Service Providers required to comply with the Handling of Cargo in Customs Areas Regulations, 2009, providing adequate infrastructure, equipment and manpower for all container and cargo handling activities and to abide by the Act. Operational directives require early evacuation of import containers from port premises, advance vessel/cargo intimation, reporting of non-compliance for regulatory action, publication of schedules of charges, GPS tracking of trailers, provision of transport capacity, and implementation of ICES terminal gating for efficient gate operations.
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Handling of Cargo regulations require prompt evacuation of import containers and transparent service charges to cut dwell time.
Port Terminals, CFSs, Shipping Lines and Transporters are identified as Customs Cargo Service Providers required to comply with the Handling of Cargo in Customs Areas Regulations, 2009, providing adequate infrastructure, equipment and manpower for all container and cargo handling activities and to abide by the Act. Operational directives require early evacuation of import containers from port premises, advance vessel/cargo intimation, reporting of non-compliance for regulatory action, publication of schedules of charges, GPS tracking of trailers, provision of transport capacity, and implementation of ICES terminal gating for efficient gate operations.
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