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Customs Inspection at exporter’s factory.
Is customs inspection required for export?
Under normal circumstances, any goods moved out of a country need to be inspected by customs authorities of exporting country. However, under special schemes, such examination of goods can be exempted.
The exporter arranges customs authorities if required, to inspect the cargo or supervise stuffing at his factory premises, after necessary ‘approval for customs authorities for factory stuffing’. Normally, if customs inspection carried out while stuffing cargo, the further examination procedures is not required again at port of loading, as the customs authorities verify whether the ‘seal’ of closed container is ‘in tact’.
If examination of goods not taken place while stuffing the cargo at shipper’s premises, the said inspection is carried out at the loading port either by de stuffing the cargo or in loaded container, as per the advice of customs authorities.
The exporter is also allowed without inspection of cargo anywhere by customs authorities under Risk Management System (RMS). Read my article about RMS separately to know more about this.
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