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of <h1>Understanding Export Cargo: From Inland Depot to Gateway Port with Customs Checks and Document Reconciliation</h1> The export cargo process involves moving goods from a port, Inland Container Depot (ICD), or Container Freight Station (CFS) to a gateway port for export. Exporters must file six copies of the Shipping Bill with necessary documents and specify the gateway port. After examination and sealing by Customs, goods are transported via various modes to the gateway port. Exporters receive drawbacks once the Shipping Bill is passed and goods are shipped. At the gateway port, containers are checked for seal integrity and documents before export. The process concludes with document reconciliation and bond cancellation at the originating port.
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