Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) for movement and cross stuffing (re- working of container from one to another) of International Transshipment-FCL containers between Port Terminal and designated CFS at JNCH
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Transshipment of container cargo follows a sealed SOP for movement, cross stuffing, documentation, and custody at the designated CFS. Standard Operating Procedure prescribes movement of International Transshipment-FCL containers between the Port Terminal and the designated CFS at JNCH under a custodial framework, with filing of the IGM, consolidated lists, movement permission, seal verification, and storage in the earmarked area. It also governs case-by-case cross stuffing in the designated CFS, requiring specified NOCs, booking confirmation from the new shipping line, video recording, supervision by Customs and CFS officers, preservation of records for 180 days, endorsement of the manual permit and CLP, and compliance with transshipment and re-export requirements.
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Transshipment of container cargo follows a sealed SOP for movement, cross stuffing, documentation, and custody at the designated CFS.
Standard Operating Procedure prescribes movement of International Transshipment-FCL containers between the Port Terminal and the designated CFS at JNCH under a custodial framework, with filing of the IGM, consolidated lists, movement permission, seal verification, and storage in the earmarked area. It also governs case-by-case cross stuffing in the designated CFS, requiring specified NOCs, booking confirmation from the new shipping line, video recording, supervision by Customs and CFS officers, preservation of records for 180 days, endorsement of the manual permit and CLP, and compliance with transshipment and re-export requirements.
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