Departure manifest reporting requires detailed cargo, party, voyage, bill of lading, container and destination particulars for imported and export goods. Form VIIA prescribes cargo and container particulars for a departure manifest covering imported goods destined for a foreign port and export goods, ... Summary
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Sea Cargo Manifest and Transhipment Regulations, 2018
Departure manifest reporting requires detailed cargo, party, voyage, bill of lading, container and destination particulars for imported and export goods.
Form VIIA prescribes cargo and container particulars for a departure manifest covering imported goods destined for a foreign port and export goods, whether loaded at the port or remaining on board from previous ports. Required information includes vessel and voyage identifiers, arrival and departure manifest references, bill of lading details, party particulars, cargo description and classification, container and package details, weight, volume, value, destination information, shipping bill particulars for export goods, and shipping-line details. Separate container reporting requires container, seal, agent, status, weight, ISO code, and arrival manifest particulars.
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