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Bureau of Customs (MANILA BULLETIN) “The rollout of the E-TRACC on 1 June 2020 in various ports nationwide allowed the Bureau to remotely track, monitor, and audit the inland movement of containerized cargoes,” the bureau said in a statement Friday, March 5. These include cargoes bound for or in transit to customs bonded warehouses, freeport and economic zones, export, and those subject to further inspection such as meat, aquatic and agricultural shipments. According to BOC, the E-TRACC system has been invaluable in preventing the erroneous delivery of containers, “thus preventing issue...

By Sami Zaptia. London, 3 February 2021: Libya’s Customs Authority has directed its various departments to start implementing the Electronic Cargo Tracking Note (ECTN) system as of 1 February. It will be recalled that Libya’s Tripoli based Finance Ministry, whose authority the Customs Authority comes under, had announced in July 2020 that it was to adopt the use of the ECTN and established its Advanced Operation Information Room. The Ministry had said the system is effective in tightening control over imports, in addition to being applied in many countries of the world. It had added that...

SunStar + January 24, 2021 CONTAINERS for transfer to domestic baseports and container yards located within the Cebu port zone may now pull out cargo from the Cebu International Port (CIP) any time of the day, according to a new order from the Cebu provincial government. This exemption is contained in Executive Order (EO) 2-A signed by Cebu Gov. Gwendolyn Garcia on Jan.15, 2021. EO 2-A is a revision of EO No. 2 series of 2021, which limits cargo pullout at CIP to nighttime only. EO 2, issued on Jan. 13, ordered cargo releasing and pullout at CIP to be carried out at nighttime onl...

SunStar + December 30, 2020 THE Bureau of Customs Port of Cebu has exceeded its collection target for the month of December, further adding to its annual surplus. The bureau reported that in the first 23 days of December alone, it had collected P2.684 billion, exceeding the P2.554 billion target by P130 million or 5.08 percent. The good news comes after the port exceeded its P27.539 billion target for the whole year as early as November when collections for the first 11 months of the year reached P27.872 billion. This brings the port's annual surplus to P460 million. In a stateme...

(BOC / MANILA BULLETIN) The Subport of Mariveles started utilizing E-TRACC on December 10 in order to track the real-time location and status of containers after being released from the ports to accredited cold storage. The system, which is implemented by the bureau covering all its ports nationwide, ensures that no deviation from their supposed route is done. E-TRACC system is a web-based platform that can generate real-time information to monitor the movement and location of containers using GPS-enabled customs seal. The technology sends alarm to the port for any deviation from normal route...