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The following Military Bases will incur truck charges:
Kandahar-Camp Wilson, Shah Wali Kot, Garmser/Dwyer, Maywand, Delaram, Ramrod, Ghecko, Lagman, Apache/Smart, Qalat, Lindsey, Lundell, Jelawar, Rath,Hawz e Madad, Warrior, Camp Rushmore, Heart, Wolverine, Shindad, Tarin Kowet and Walton.
Forwarded from Bagram:
Camp Eggers, Shank, Camp Marmal, Airborne, Altimur, Camp Blackhorse, Camp Clark, Camp Dubbs, Camp Lightening, Camp Morehead, Camp Rushmore, Camp Spann, Camp Four Corner and Gamberi.
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Outward Processing Relief (goods exported from the UK for the purpose of repair)
The outward processing relief starts with the export from the UK and will be discharged with the re-importation of the repaired goods. Both steps need to be identified by UPS export or import operation.
Repair Goods: Goods requiring Export from the UK for repair Invoice requirements:
- Statement stating "Goods being sent for repair under Outward Processing Relief" should be clearly marked on the commercial invoice
- Provide serial number of goods being sent for repair. If the goods are not serialized a statement to this effect must be made on the commercial invoice
- Exporters authorized to export under OPR must include their authority number on all paperwork
- Provide correct commercial value of goods as originally paid for not a nominal value for the goods.
Failure to provide any of the above information will result in shipments being delayed.
Repaired goods: Goods being re-exported returned after repair in the UK Invoice requirements:
- Invoice should clearly state "Goods have been repaired under IPR"
- Provide either IP authorization number or Import entry details
- Provide full commercial value of goods plus cost of repair
Failure to provide any of the above information will result in shipments being delayed.
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New requirements have been implemented for
small package shipments and are based on the International Standards for Phytosanitary Measures (ISPM) 15, which is entitled "Guidelines for Regulating Wood Packaging Material in International Trade". ISPM 15 was adopted internationally in 2002, and is gradually being introduced by countries or territories worldwide. Wood or wood products covered by ISPM 15 include items such as packing cases, boxes, crates, drums or similar packing, pallets, box pallets and other load boards, pallet collars and skids, but exclude such processed woods as orientated strand board, particle board, plywood or veneer, created using glue, heat and pressure or a combinations thereof, and, raw wood which is 6mm or less thick. It is recommended that if a question arises on this issue, please check with the authority that issues the Phytosanitary certificates in your country or territory.