CRCL Module- Forwarding of samples using electronic Test Memo to CRCL and other Revenue Laboratories— reg.

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....In the above context, the contents of the above cited CBIC's Instruction No.10/2021-Customs dated 17.05.2021, are communicated herein under: 3. Reference is also invited to CBIC Circular No. 46/2020-Customs dated 15.10.2020 regarding the testing of samples by Central Revenues Control Laboratory (CRCL) and other Revenue Laboratories. 4. CRCL and other Revenue Laboratories have been upgraded with several new, state of the art equipment, thereby enabling the testing of a wider variety of commodities in lesser time, with greater accuracy. For details, the CRCL brochure, available at www.crcl.gov.in may be perused. Eight of these Laboratories, namely, CRCL, New Delhi; CH Laboratory, Kandla;Customs & CX Laboratory, Vadodara; CH Laboratory, ....

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....mple is not considered adequate for testing, a return memo would be sent back tothe Customs officer along with reason for non-acceptance. The grounds for return/rejection of atest sample could be on account of improper packing, missing/ tampering with seals, insufficient quantity, non-receipt of requisite technical documents or non-observance of other test parametersetc. iv. If the sample is in order and is considered adequate for testing, it is allocated to any one of the Chemical Examiners in the said laboratory. v. The date of receipt of the sample at the laboratory is provided in the system. There is also a provision of a 'suspend queue' to indicate reasons for delay or suspension of testing, for any reason. vi. Post testi....