Indian Government Clarifies the Ban on import of scrap at ICD’s

Government of India, a week ago made an announcement by issuing a notice stating that out of the 26 ports that the import  of un-shredded metallic scrap in India’s 12 ports (Inland Container Depo) are  unfit.

The notice issued on 27th March 2017 that stated an amendment in the para 2.54 of the Handbook of procedures, 2015-2020 mentioned that the ICD’s would not be able to import un-shredded metallic scrap as the ports were missing the installation and operationalization of Radiation portal monitors and container scanner.

Further, the clarification of the notice (dated 06.10.2016 & 27.03.2017) was received on 30.03.2017 stating that any ICD can handle clearance of un-shredded metallic scrap provided the same passes through the designated sea ports.

It was also mentioned in the notice that the import consignments shall be subject to pre-inspection certificate from the country of origin in suppression of the provision mentioned in Public Notice No. 23/2015-20 dated 30th June 2015.

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