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THE AUSTRALIAN Customs and Border Protection Service operates Container Examination Facilities (CEFs) at major Australian seaports utilising x-ray and other sophisticated technology to assist in the examination of cargo.
Paul Zalai
An unavoidable consequence of CEF activity is that importers cannot take delivery until risk assessment has been completed (released) and the container has been physically returned to the wharf.
While container release may be delayed due to CEF processing,...
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