Kazemi on goods clearance Warehouse tracking required

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The judiciary spokesperson is reported to seek quicker customs clearance and prompt responses from agriculture, standards and veterinary authorities to avoid goods accumulating and resources being wasted. Seyed Ali Kazemi says the route from customs through warehouses to consumers must be transparent and supervised, with goods entered into registered warehouses and the warehouse registry. These are instructions and oversight requirements, not proof that delayed goods have been cleared.

IRINN reports judiciary spokesperson Kazemi urging quick customs clearance and prompt agriculture, standards and veterinary responses to prevent accumulation and waste. He says imported goods must move transparently through registered warehouses and be entered into the warehouse registry before delivery to consumers. Compliance or completed clearance is not established.