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<h1>India Implements TIR Carnet for Cross-Border Goods Transport; Excludes Alcohol, Tobacco; Validity Set by National Authority.</h1> The TIR Carnet is a customs control document used for the movement of goods across international borders under the TIR Convention. It serves as proof of an international guarantee for the transported goods. In India, the Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FICCI) issues these Carnets. The Carnet's validity is set by the National Guaranteeing Association, and it must be accepted by customs before expiration. Procedures involve customs checks, sealing, and documentation at departure, transit, and destination points. The TIR system excludes alcohol and tobacco in India and is being gradually implemented across authorized customs stations.