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The Commissioner of Customs, NS-V, JNCH issued a directive mandating importers, exporters, and associated stakeholders to submit comprehensive documentation alongside samples described by trade names for chemical testing. Required submissions include scientific and technical literature detailing the product's chemical composition, physiochemical properties, analytical data, testing methods, and certified reference materials where applicable. Additionally, when trade names are used, the generic name and manufacturer or brand owner must be disclosed. Supporting evidence must accompany any claims or comparisons. These documents must be provided to the examining officer during consignment entry and forwarded with the sample and test memo to the DYCC Laboratory. This procedural standardization aims to ensure clarity, traceability, and regulatory compliance in sample analysis. Non-compliance or difficulties are to be reported promptly to the Commissioner.
The Commissioner of Customs, NS-V, JNCH issued a directive mandating importers, exporters, and associated stakeholders to submit comprehensive documentation alongside samples described by trade names for chemical testing. Required submissions include scientific and technical literature detailing the product's chemical composition, physiochemical properties, analytical data, testing methods, and certified reference materials where applicable. Additionally, when trade names are used, the generic name and manufacturer or brand owner must be disclosed. Supporting evidence must accompany any claims or comparisons. These documents must be provided to the examining officer during consignment entry and forwarded with the sample and test memo to the DYCC Laboratory. This procedural standardization aims to ensure clarity, traceability, and regulatory compliance in sample analysis. Non-compliance or difficulties are to be reported promptly to the Commissioner.
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