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TSA Details Plans for Certified Cargo Screening Facilities.
The Transportation Security Administration's (TSA) has begun detailing its plans for implementing a congressional mandate that all cargo being carried on passenger planes in the U.S. be screened for explosives includes not only air carriers and freight forwarders but also manufacturers, possible third party screeners and others, agency officials say.
TSA officials working on the agency's Certified Cargo Screening Program (CCSP) began a road show last month ...
Shippers interested in being evaluated as a CCSF can inquire by emailing
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The regulation will require carriers to submit “10+2” additional pieces of information in order to enhance the security of the maritime environment. The additional information includes: (1) a vessel stow plan used to transmit information about the physical location of cargo loaded aboard a vessel bound for the U.S; and (2) container status messages, which report container movements and changes in status (e.g., empty or full).
In addition, the NPRM also requires importers to submit an “Importer Security Filing” containing the following 10 data elements ...
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Companies have begun measuring their supply chains with economic, environmental, and social benefits in mind. |
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