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Transshipment permission is granted to M/s FedEx Express...
Transshipment permission for courier import goods granted subject to customs supervision, bond compliance, sealing, escort and destination acknowledgment.
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Transshipment permission is granted to M/s FedEx Express Transportation and Supply Chain Services India Private Limited for movement of imported goods from New Courier Terminal, Delhi to specified air cargo ports through M/s Interglobe Aviation Limited, subject to compliance with Customs Act transshipment procedures and the conditions in the notice. The arrangement requires specific manifestation of cargo, segregation and sealing under Customs supervision, CTM-based movement, escorted transfer where applicable, maintenance of records, destination acknowledgment within 10 days, and production of a customs certificate within 15 days for bond discharge. The permission is renewable on satisfactory compliance and may be withdrawn at any time.
Transshipment permission is granted to M/s FedEx Express Transportation and Supply Chain Services India Private Limited for movement of imported goods from New Courier Terminal, Delhi to specified air cargo ports through M/s Interglobe Aviation Limited, subject to compliance with Customs Act transshipment procedures and the conditions in the notice. The arrangement requires specific manifestation of cargo, segregation and sealing under Customs supervision, CTM-based movement, escorted transfer where applicable, maintenance of records, destination acknowledgment within 10 days, and production of a customs certificate within 15 days for bond discharge. The permission is renewable on satisfactory compliance and may be withdrawn at any time.
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