Electronic sealing by RFID OTLs mandated for bonded warehouse movements, with data capture and tamper-response procedures. Extension of RFID-based electronic sealing is mandated for goods deposited in and removed from customs bonded warehouses where one-time locks are prescribed. Importers/owners must use RFID anti-tamper one-time-locks from CBIC-listed vendors meeting ISO 17712:2013 and ISO/IEC 18000-6 Class 1 Gen2 standards; vendors must submit certifications, capture TID and link warehouse codes. Licensees must procure readers; specified data elements (IEC, bill of entry/shipping bill, RFID OTL number, sealing date/time, container/vehicle identifiers, warehouse and customs codes) must be uploaded. Tampered seals trigger examination or denial of unloading; exceptions and commissioner discretion are preserved. Effective 15 March 2020.
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Electronic sealing by RFID OTLs mandated for bonded warehouse movements, with data capture and tamper-response procedures.
Extension of RFID-based electronic sealing is mandated for goods deposited in and removed from customs bonded warehouses where one-time locks are prescribed. Importers/owners must use RFID anti-tamper one-time-locks from CBIC-listed vendors meeting ISO 17712:2013 and ISO/IEC 18000-6 Class 1 Gen2 standards; vendors must submit certifications, capture TID and link warehouse codes. Licensees must procure readers; specified data elements (IEC, bill of entry/shipping bill, RFID OTL number, sealing date/time, container/vehicle identifiers, warehouse and customs codes) must be uploaded. Tampered seals trigger examination or denial of unloading; exceptions and commissioner discretion are preserved. Effective 15 March 2020.
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