Simplified customs for perishable goods
The list of goods subject to customs clearance in Azerbaijan in the privileged and the simplified procedure, which includes perishable goods, has been approved.
According to the decree of the Cabinet of Ministers № 308 of December 12, the simplified regime designed in the customs regards goods and the transport facilities necessary in emergencies, live animals, radioactive substances, materials, media, etc. The customs clearance of goods is arranged in the electronic way as a priority.
When customs clearance of goods is arranged at a checkpoint, the authorized person provides customs officers accompanying documents and product lists, as well as the legal permits from government agencies. This information is sent (in paper and electronic format) to the verifier designated by the customs office for complete clearance. Full customs clearance for the goods declaration is made upon written request of the person authorized by him. This product is provided to the recipient only after the customs control and clearance, including the payment of customs sums. - 08D-
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