In the event of delay in the export of the dutiable goods, if it is established that the next available vessel connection is via another FTZ, can the dutiable goods be moved directly to that FTZ for export instead of bonding them back into a LW?

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Yes, the goods can be moved directly to the other Free Trade Zone (FTZ) using a transhipment permit. However, you are reminded that dutiable goods are not allowed to be stored in the FTZ. Hence, such dutiable goods should only be moved to the other FTZ provided there are confirmed flight/vessel details. Otherwise, the goods should be bonded back to a licensed warehouse.

In the event of delay in the export of the dutiable goods, if it is established that the next available vessel connection is via another FTZ, can the dutiable goods be moved directly to that FTZ for export instead of bonding them back into a LW?

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