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Simplification in procedure for movement of export goods on the basis of self-certification and reduced percentage of physical examination - Clarification regarding
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Self-sealing export container procedure: reduced routine physical checks and one-in-five visual inspections permitted at Gateway Ports. Containers moved under the self-sealing procedure at Gateway Ports are to be exempted from routine opening; only one out of five self-sealed containers should be opened for visual inspection, and from each opened container a minimum of two packages and up to 5% of packages may be examined. The para 7 sampling percentage applies only to goods not under the self-sealing procedure, and conflicting Public Notices and Standing Orders must be amended.
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Self-sealing export container procedure: reduced routine physical checks and one-in-five visual inspections permitted at Gateway Ports.
Containers moved under the self-sealing procedure at Gateway Ports are to be exempted from routine opening; only one out of five self-sealed containers should be opened for visual inspection, and from each opened container a minimum of two packages and up to 5% of packages may be examined. The para 7 sampling percentage applies only to goods not under the self-sealing procedure, and conflicting Public Notices and Standing Orders must be amended.
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