Sep 15, 2016
Customs Clearance World advised in a recent communiqué to clients that the Australian Border Force had stepped up the screening process to ensure asbestos does not enter Australia in imported products.
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Sydney, Australia - September 14, 2016 /PressCable/ —
In 2003, the Australian Government imposed a zero tolerance of the sale, use and importation into Australia of asbestos. The policy for asbestos control is administered by the Department of Employment whilst the role of the Department of Immigration and Border Protection is to monitor and enforce the ban on asbestos at the border.
Customs Brokers must confirm there is no asbestos content in any import and they must have confirmation from the owner that the owner is certain that the goods are free of any asbestos. The Australian Border Force requires owners to be certain that any goods are asbestos free and must have acceptable certification to confirm this.
Mr Trent Joseph, Managing Director of Customs Clearance World said, “Asbestos as a binding agent is used in a number of applications, not just in building materials, tiles or insulation. We are required to seek written confirmation and be certain that asbestos is not present in any part of the import as any failure at the border will create significant costs for all parties involved in the consignment.”
Shipments without certification acceptable to the Australian Border Force, will see the goods needing to be tested for asbestos content with the associated delays and costs from storage and testing borne by the importer.
For more information, please visit the website here: http://www.customsclearanceworld.com.au
Customs Clearance World
Customs Clearance World are Australian Customs Brokers and Freight Forwarders with over 15 years experience in the industry. As a certified Customs clearance agent they are licensed to operate so that they can act on behalf and represent clients, using documentation software to facilitate whole practices.
Customs Clearance World takes the hassle out of organising the customs clearance of imported goods. The company complies with all the necessary regulations and government requirements to ensure goods are delivered without delay.
For more information, please visit http://www.customsclearanceworld.com.au/
Contact Info:
Name: Trent Joseph
Organization: Customs Clearance World
Address: P.O. Box 3011,Bangor, NSW, Australia 2234
Phone: + 61 2 9600 6039
Release ID: 132791
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