Customs infrastructure classification distinguishes ICD, CFS and AFS and dictates where customs processing and cargo examination occur. An ICD is a self-contained customs station where filing of manifests, Bills of Entry, Shipping Bills, assessment, examination and clearance activities occur under customs control; a CFS is a customs area notified within a Commissioner's jurisdiction that performs handling, stuffing/de stuffing and examination while processing and assessment are carried out at the parent customs office; an AFS is an off airport facility for air cargo handling and temporary storage. Key terminal components-rail siding, container yard, warehouse and gate complex-support stacking, transfer, storage, examination and regulatory entry/exit controls.
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Customs infrastructure classification distinguishes ICD, CFS and AFS and dictates where customs processing and cargo examination occur.
An ICD is a self-contained customs station where filing of manifests, Bills of Entry, Shipping Bills, assessment, examination and clearance activities occur under customs control; a CFS is a customs area notified within a Commissioner's jurisdiction that performs handling, stuffing/de stuffing and examination while processing and assessment are carried out at the parent customs office; an AFS is an off airport facility for air cargo handling and temporary storage. Key terminal components-rail siding, container yard, warehouse and gate complex-support stacking, transfer, storage, examination and regulatory entry/exit controls.
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