processing control

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Processing control in a customs/logistics context refers to the monitoring and oversight of the refinement or value-added processing of goods, often conducted under a customs regime (e.g., under bonded processing). The aim is to document, ensure legality, and enable traceability of the value added under customs supervision.

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