Export cargo return procedures set for Strait of Hormuz disruptions, covering manifest filing, verification, cancellation and transshipment control. Procedural relaxation is prescribed for export cargo returned from international waters due to closure of the Strait of Hormuz or similar maritime disruptions, under Section 143AA of the Customs Act, 1962. Where a vessel carrying export cargo lands at an Indian port other than the original port of departure, the shipping line or authorised agent must file the Sea Arrival Manifest, containers must be verified against manifest and export documents, and tampered or unsealed containers are subject to 100% examination. On request of the exporter, customs formations are to coordinate for verification of export incentives, cancellation of the Shipping Bill and Let Export Order, and reversal or recovery of incentives already disbursed.
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Export cargo return procedures set for Strait of Hormuz disruptions, covering manifest filing, verification, cancellation and transshipment control.
Procedural relaxation is prescribed for export cargo returned from international waters due to closure of the Strait of Hormuz or similar maritime disruptions, under Section 143AA of the Customs Act, 1962. Where a vessel carrying export cargo lands at an Indian port other than the original port of departure, the shipping line or authorised agent must file the Sea Arrival Manifest, containers must be verified against manifest and export documents, and tampered or unsealed containers are subject to 100% examination. On request of the exporter, customs formations are to coordinate for verification of export incentives, cancellation of the Shipping Bill and Let Export Order, and reversal or recovery of incentives already disbursed.
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