New Delhi - India’s Central Board of Indirect Taxes and Customs (CBIC) has announced a set of reforms to improve air cargo movement, according to a report.
As part of the long-awaited changes, the CBIC has removed the fee for transhipment permits. The move aims to make it both faster and cheaper to move goods – especially high-value and time-sensitive products like grapes, mangoes, onions – through India’s airports.
The CBIC has also introduced a new process for the temporary import of Unit Load Devices (ULDs). The move mirrors existing marine container protocols . . .
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