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<h1>New Inspection System for Leather Exports: CLRI to Assist Customs in Preventing Unauthorized Semi-Processed Leather Exports.</h1> A new inspection system for exporting finished leather consignments is being implemented with the Central Leather Research Institute's (CLRI) support to prevent the unauthorized export of semi-processed leather as finished leather. CLRI officials will assist customs officers in examining consignments at designated customs stations, with a procedure for sample testing and provisional assessment in place. Exporters must execute provisional bonds and pay testing charges. The process includes sample drawal, testing, and finalizing shipping bills based on test results. This system, effective from August 26, 2013, aims to ensure compliance with export regulations and proper assessment of export duties.