RFID sealing for SEZ export containers ensures uniform gateway-port acceptance without additional sealing requirements under the customs risk-based framework. SEZ export containers covered by valid Let Export Orders must use only RFID seals for uniform acceptance at all gateway ports, without additional sealing requirements. The instruction addresses inconsistent sealing practices and recognises self-sealing and RFID e-seals under a risk-based customs framework. Liner seals affixed by shipping lines are not substitutes for customs-prescribed sealing mechanisms unless specifically recognised under prescribed procedures.
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RFID sealing for SEZ export containers ensures uniform gateway-port acceptance without additional sealing requirements under the customs risk-based framework.
SEZ export containers covered by valid Let Export Orders must use only RFID seals for uniform acceptance at all gateway ports, without additional sealing requirements. The instruction addresses inconsistent sealing practices and recognises self-sealing and RFID e-seals under a risk-based customs framework. Liner seals affixed by shipping lines are not substitutes for customs-prescribed sealing mechanisms unless specifically recognised under prescribed procedures.
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