Handling of Refrigerated Cargo Customs Clearance

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The process of handling customs procedures and documentation required for the clearance of refrigerated cargo in international trade. It involves submitting commercial invoices, certificates of origin, temperature control documents, and other necessary paperwork to customs authorities to obtain release of the reefer cargo for onward transportation.

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