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of <h1>Streamlined Export Cargo Process: From ICD/CFS to Gateway Ports, Ensuring Efficient Customs Clearance and Consolidation.</h1> The procedure for consolidating export cargo at gateway ports involves several steps. Initially, LCL cargo at an ICD/CFS undergoes documentation, assessment, and examination by Customs, followed by sealing. Post-clearance, the cargo is handed to custodians with necessary documents. Custodians consolidate and stuff cargo into containers, which are sealed in Customs' presence and transported to the gateway port. At the port, documents are reviewed, and cargo is reworked and restuffed by shipping agents. Custodians maintain detailed records of consignments. Customs officers mark container numbers on Shipping Bills, and LCL cargo cleared at ICD/CFS is not re-examined at the port. Drawback is paid post-clearance. Jurisdictional Commissioners may allow inter-CFS movement to optimize space, ensuring revenue protection.
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