Specification of perishable and hazardous goods for expedited customs seizure to prevent loss, deterioration, or misuse of high risk items. The Central Government specifies categories of goods subject to seizure under the Customs Act when perishability, depreciation, storage constraints or high value warrant special control. The Schedule lists liquors; photographic films; patent or proprietary medicines; batteries; watches; zip fasteners; electronic goods and components; gold and silver; dangerous drugs; conveyances; man-made yarn and fabric; bulk drugs and chemicals; currency; diamonds and precious stones; ball bearings; cellular phones; software; petroleum products; red sander; sandalwood; and goods with unclaimed provisional release within one month.
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Specification of perishable and hazardous goods for expedited customs seizure to prevent loss, deterioration, or misuse of high risk items.
The Central Government specifies categories of goods subject to seizure under the Customs Act when perishability, depreciation, storage constraints or high value warrant special control. The Schedule lists liquors; photographic films; patent or proprietary medicines; batteries; watches; zip fasteners; electronic goods and components; gold and silver; dangerous drugs; conveyances; man-made yarn and fabric; bulk drugs and chemicals; currency; diamonds and precious stones; ball bearings; cellular phones; software; petroleum products; red sander; sandalwood; and goods with unclaimed provisional release within one month.
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