Option of Customs offices for declarations for Customs. New Secure Exports Export The SES is designed to give New SES partners must maintain an agreed The following benefits to Scheme Zealand exporters greater certainty at level of security and data integrity in the SES scheme participants Zealand Exporters operates international borders by minimising their day to day operations. This are offered: – from pack to port of Customs delays and by giving includes a commitment to have Approved secure supply loading. Exporters are exporters priority in trade recovery measures in place to protect goods from chain from point of also responsible for situations. the moment they are packed in the pack to port of loading. their thrid party container to their delivery at the point of Predictability of the operators and logistics The scheme is a voluntary agreement export. supply chain because of includes transporters between Customs and exporters. It is less government and brokers. open to all regardless of the goods This commitment ensures packed intervention; this exported and the methods to export. containers are secured with a means minimal seal or marking. This signals disruption and fewer The purpose of the scheme is to that it is under Customs control and can compliance costs. protect exported goods from being be considered secure by overseas Discounted Customs tampered with, sabotaged, smuggled, customs administrations. transaction fees. or subjected to other trans-national Enhanced supply crimes. To become an SES member, exporters security means must supply Customs with a security minimised trade plan which is physically validated by NZ disruption. Customs. A security plan documents the policies, processes and procedures that a company has in place to ensure that goods for export are securely packed, accurately accounted for and securely
Option of Customs offices for declarations for Customs. New Zealand Secure Exports Scheme Export Exporters – operates from pack to port of loading. Exporters are also responsible for their thrid party operators and logistics includes transporters and brokers. The SES is designed to give New Zealand exporters greater certainty at international borders by minimising Customs delays and by giving exporters priority in trade recovery situations. The scheme is a voluntary agreement between Customs and exporters. It is open to all regardless of the goods exported and the methods to export. The purpose of the scheme is to protect exported goods from being tampered with, sabotaged, smuggled, or subjected to other trans-national crimes. SES partners must maintain an agreed level of security and data integrity in their day to day operations. This includes a commitment to have measures in place to protect goods from the moment they are packed in the container to their delivery at the point of export. This commitment ensures packed containers are secured with a seal or marking. This signals that it is under Customs control and can be considered secure by overseas customs administrations. To become an SES member, exporters must supply Customs with a security plan which is physically validated by NZ Customs. A security plan documents the policies, processes and procedures that a company has in place to ensure that goods for export are securely packed, accurately accounted for and securely The following benefits to the SES scheme participants are offered: Approved secure supply chain from point of pack to port of loading. Predictability of the supply chain because of less government intervention; this means minimal disruption and fewer compliance costs. Discounted Customs transaction fees. Enhanced supply security means minimised trade disruption.
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