Sea cargo transhipment manifests require authorised carriers to report container, seal, transport and gate-movement particulars for import and export cargo. Sea cargo transhipment manifests govern imported goods moved between a port or ICD and an ICD, CFS or SEZ, and export goods moved from an ICD, CFS or SEZ ... Summary
Sea cargo transhipment manifests require authorised carriers to report container, seal, transport and gate-movement particulars for import and export cargo.
Sea cargo transhipment manifests govern imported goods moved between a port or ICD and an ICD, CFS or SEZ, and export goods moved from an ICD, CFS or SEZ to a port or ICD. Authorised carriers must file departure and arrival manifests at the respective originating and destination customs stations. Required particulars include carrier and bond details, manifest references, container and customs seal numbers, destination, gate movement times, transport details, and previous container numbers where LCL segregation or consolidation occurs. Export manifests additionally record shipping bill details.
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