Electronic sealing: RFID one-time-locks required for transport into and out of bonded warehouses with defined seals and data capture. Electronic sealing is mandated for transport into and out of customs bonded warehouses: importers, owners and warehouse licensees must use RFID anti-tamper one-time-locks sourced from CBIC-listed vendors conforming to ISO 17712:2013 and ISO/IEC 18000-6 Class 1 Gen 2. Readers and a web application capturing defined data elements (IEC, bill/shipping document numbers, RFID OTL number, sealing date/time, container or vehicle registration, warehouse and customs location codes) are required; the trip report from scanning at destination will serve as the statutory acknowledgement of due arrival. Licensees procure Readers and seals; vendors link TID to warehouse codes and enable data upload.
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Electronic sealing: RFID one-time-locks required for transport into and out of bonded warehouses with defined seals and data capture.
Electronic sealing is mandated for transport into and out of customs bonded warehouses: importers, owners and warehouse licensees must use RFID anti-tamper one-time-locks sourced from CBIC-listed vendors conforming to ISO 17712:2013 and ISO/IEC 18000-6 Class 1 Gen 2. Readers and a web application capturing defined data elements (IEC, bill/shipping document numbers, RFID OTL number, sealing date/time, container or vehicle registration, warehouse and customs location codes) are required; the trip report from scanning at destination will serve as the statutory acknowledgement of due arrival. Licensees procure Readers and seals; vendors link TID to warehouse codes and enable data upload.
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