Detention of imported cargo: cargo may be moved to customs warehouse and containers released pending investigation. Detention for enquiry may require removal of imported cargo to a customs warehouse, with cargo unload allowed so containers can be released for use by container agents or other importers; customs and enforcement authorities must adopt this procedure immediately and monitor detained containers to avoid unnecessary prolonged retention.
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Detention of imported cargo: cargo may be moved to customs warehouse and containers released pending investigation.
Detention for enquiry may require removal of imported cargo to a customs warehouse, with cargo unload allowed so containers can be released for use by container agents or other importers; customs and enforcement authorities must adopt this procedure immediately and monitor detained containers to avoid unnecessary prolonged retention.
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