Export consignment testing may rely on accredited laboratory reports when no risk-based intervention or intelligence requires further sampling. Export-consignment test reports obtained voluntarily from NABL-accredited laboratories, laboratories recognised by Export Promotion Councils, or other recognised agencies may be considered for destination-country compliance. Where an eligible report is submitted and no risk-based intervention or intelligence applies, the proper officer need not mandatorily send the sample to the Central Revenue Control Laboratory. Existing sampling and testing procedures continue where risk or intelligence is involved, while import-consignment testing procedures remain unchanged.
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Export consignment testing may rely on accredited laboratory reports when no risk-based intervention or intelligence requires further sampling.
Export-consignment test reports obtained voluntarily from NABL-accredited laboratories, laboratories recognised by Export Promotion Councils, or other recognised agencies may be considered for destination-country compliance. Where an eligible report is submitted and no risk-based intervention or intelligence applies, the proper officer need not mandatorily send the sample to the Central Revenue Control Laboratory. Existing sampling and testing procedures continue where risk or intelligence is involved, while import-consignment testing procedures remain unchanged.
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