Customs clearance procedure for clearance of import consignments of non-perishable food items through Land Customs Stations in the Commissionerate of Customs (Preventive), NER, Shillong
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Food import inspection protocol: random and compulsory sampling govern clearance, laboratory testing and reporting requirements. The Commissionerate sets a two-tier clearance regime: high-risk and perishable food consignments require sample drawing and testing with specified categories subject to 100% sampling; other items undergo sampling of the first five consecutive consignments per manufacturer/exporter, referral for laboratory testing, potential switch to random checking if conforming, and reversion to compulsory checking on test failure. Customs must maintain a database of imports and test results, share it with relevant ministries, and ensure consignments enter designated examination areas for supervised sampling.
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Food import inspection protocol: random and compulsory sampling govern clearance, laboratory testing and reporting requirements.
The Commissionerate sets a two-tier clearance regime: high-risk and perishable food consignments require sample drawing and testing with specified categories subject to 100% sampling; other items undergo sampling of the first five consecutive consignments per manufacturer/exporter, referral for laboratory testing, potential switch to random checking if conforming, and reversion to compulsory checking on test failure. Customs must maintain a database of imports and test results, share it with relevant ministries, and ensure consignments enter designated examination areas for supervised sampling.
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