Sea-to-sea cargo transshipment in ICES now issues TP permits with Destination Port/CFS declaration and bond validation. A new ICES module governs sea-to-sea transshipment of FCL cargo by requiring Destination Port/CFS declaration in the IGM, filing a Service Centre TP Request with specified information and valid TP bond and PLA balances, automated validation by ICES Primary, and Customs approval to generate a uniquely numbered Transshipment Permit. The TP permits movement to the Destination Port and, for uni-modal road/rail movement with a specified CFS, directly to that CFS; multimodal movements to a Destination CFS remain non-EDI beyond the Destination Port. System debits bond/PLA on approval and updates IGM/container accessibility for BE processing.
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Sea-to-sea cargo transshipment in ICES now issues TP permits with Destination Port/CFS declaration and bond validation.
A new ICES module governs sea-to-sea transshipment of FCL cargo by requiring Destination Port/CFS declaration in the IGM, filing a Service Centre TP Request with specified information and valid TP bond and PLA balances, automated validation by ICES Primary, and Customs approval to generate a uniquely numbered Transshipment Permit. The TP permits movement to the Destination Port and, for uni-modal road/rail movement with a specified CFS, directly to that CFS; multimodal movements to a Destination CFS remain non-EDI beyond the Destination Port. System debits bond/PLA on approval and updates IGM/container accessibility for BE processing.
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