Joint Container Inspection Programs

Quelle: https://www.cbp.gov/trade/automated/joint-container-inspection-program

A Joint Container Inspection Program is a coordinated cooperation initiative between customs authorities, port operators, and other regulatory agencies to conduct joint inspections of cargo containers at ports or inland terminals, ensuring compliance with customs, security, and safety regulations, streamlining processes, and reducing delays.

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