ACI eHBL 260 - Are primary airline warehouses/ocean & rail carriers' terminals ready to handle paperless cargo under the freight forwarders' 8000 Cargo Control Number - with the Deconsolidation Notice? | Digital Customs Compliance Solutions for North America

ACI eHBL 260 – Are primary airline warehouses/ocean & rail carriers’ terminals ready to handle paperless cargo under the freight forwarders’ 8000 Cargo Control Number – with the Deconsolidation Notice?

The CBSA has confirmed that the Deconsolidation Notice is voluntary, but they acknowledge the need for it and plan to send letters to all warehouse operators. Additionally, they will collaborate with CIFFA to determine which terminals/warehouses need to implement the Deconsolidation Notice. In their July 5th eBulletin, the CBSA also announced that they have implemented the House Bill Close ‘Document Not on File’ and the Deconsolidation Message.

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