Shipping companies will soon be required to supply more detailed cargo data to customs officials prior to arriving in Egyptian ports, Finance Minister Mohamed Maait said during a meeting with Prime Minister Moustafa Madbouly yesterday to review the ministry’s proposed customs procedures. Shippers will begin using a system known as Advance Commercial Information (ACI), a risk management tool introduced by the Canada Border Service Agency in 2004. The system is designed to identify potential health, safety, and security threats posed by inbound shipments.
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