Electronic RFID sealing requirement for bonded warehouse movements mandates vendor certified seals and Reader data capture for tracking and inspection. Electronic RFID anti-tamper one-time-locks are mandated where warehousing regulations require a one-time-lock for deposit into or removal from Customs bonded warehouses; RFID seals must be procured from CBIC-listed vendors, conform to prescribed ISO specifications, be linked to warehouse codes and serial numbers, and be scanned by prescribed Readers with specified data elements captured in a web-application. Licencees must procure Readers and seals for supply or use, vendors must maintain seal and TID linkages and enable uploads, tamper detection triggers refusal of unloading and customs examination, and specified exceptions to RFID use remain.
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Electronic RFID sealing requirement for bonded warehouse movements mandates vendor certified seals and Reader data capture for tracking and inspection.
Electronic RFID anti-tamper one-time-locks are mandated where warehousing regulations require a one-time-lock for deposit into or removal from Customs bonded warehouses; RFID seals must be procured from CBIC-listed vendors, conform to prescribed ISO specifications, be linked to warehouse codes and serial numbers, and be scanned by prescribed Readers with specified data elements captured in a web-application. Licencees must procure Readers and seals for supply or use, vendors must maintain seal and TID linkages and enable uploads, tamper detection triggers refusal of unloading and customs examination, and specified exceptions to RFID use remain.
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