RFID sealing for bonded warehouse movements streamlines electronic sealing, verification and arrival acknowledgement for customs cargo. RFID OTLs are mandated as the anti tamper one time locks for deposit into and transfer between customs bonded warehouses where Regulations require a one time lock. Warehouse licensees must procure readers; vendors must provide seals linked by TID to warehouse codes and enable internet uploads. The warehouse code declared in the Bill of Entry will be matched to the seal linkage; a scanned trip report will serve as the statutory arrival acknowledgement. Tampered seals prevent unloading and require bond officer notification; RFID sealing is inapplicable to customs escorted movements and exemptions may be granted where impracticable.
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RFID sealing for bonded warehouse movements streamlines electronic sealing, verification and arrival acknowledgement for customs cargo.
RFID OTLs are mandated as the anti tamper one time locks for deposit into and transfer between customs bonded warehouses where Regulations require a one time lock. Warehouse licensees must procure readers; vendors must provide seals linked by TID to warehouse codes and enable internet uploads. The warehouse code declared in the Bill of Entry will be matched to the seal linkage; a scanned trip report will serve as the statutory arrival acknowledgement. Tampered seals prevent unloading and require bond officer notification; RFID sealing is inapplicable to customs escorted movements and exemptions may be granted where impracticable.
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