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RMS /DPD UPDATE
  • Status at 11.00 23-Dec-2024
  • All Bills of Entry registered up to 11.10 22-Dec-2024 of AEO Importers have been attended.
  • All Bills of Entry registered up to 23.59 21-Jan-2023 of non-AEO Importers have been attended.

BRIEF HISTORY OF

JAWAHARLAL NEHRU CUSTOM HOUSE

The Jawaharlal Nehru Custom House is one of the 11 major ports of India and was commissioned on 26th May, 1989. The port is situated along the eastern shore of Mumbai Harbour, southeastward of Elephanta Island. Jawaharlal Nehru Port is an all weather tidal port and it is the only Indian port built to international standards, with a high level of automation and computerized functioning. It has a land area of 2,500 hectares (6000 acres). It was built with a view to de-congest Mumbai port and to serve as a hub port for this region. The linear quay length of this port is 1992 meters. Out of this, 680 meters is with the JNPCT and constitutes 3 berths for its container cargo. Another 600 meters has been given on long lease..

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From Chief Commissioner's Desk

Mumbai Customs Zone, a field formation under the Central Board of Indirect Taxes and Customs, is committed to unrelenting support and facilitation to all stakeholders in line with Government’s agenda to promote ease of doing business. We strive to realize the revenue in fair and transparent manner in accordance with the applicable tariff and trade policies. As part of our action plan, we endeavour to help members of trade to enhance their cost competitiveness, encourage voluntary compliance and build mutual trust on one hand and take measures to combat duty evasion, commercial frauds and smuggling activities on the other hand. Read Full Message Here

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