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 Commodity Restriction:

Service Points Acceptance Restriction

Personnel Effect Not Acceptable Exception: Embassies / High Commissions / United


Nations related organizations.
Reefer Acceptable Reefer boxes 220 Volts are not acceptable for
Chittagong discharge since there is strict restrictions
by the port authority as there is no such facility at
Chittagong, but 440 Volts is acceptable.
Food Item Acceptable* Subject to below Notes.

 Radioactivity test report from the concerned authority of the exporting country for food
items (Import Policy Order, 2015-2018 Para 16)
 Clearance certificate(s) from the Bangladesh Atomic Energy Commission for food items to
the effect that the radioactivity level found in the imported food-stuff is within the
acceptable limit.
 Pre-shipment Inspection test report for milk food products and powder milk, coal and hard
coke, Break Acrylic (HS 39.15 and 3915.90), M.S. Billets (7207) and for items where
the value of a single item authorized for import by public sector agencies is Taka fifty lac
or above.
Animal; Plant & plant Acceptable* Subject to below Notes.
Products
 Imported animals, plants and plant products required to observe quarantine conditions
(such as certification from quarantine department, fumigation etc.)
 Import of raw cotton produced and packed in Western Hemisphere require fumigation as
per Import Policy Order, 2015-2018 Para 26(60).
Hazardous / DG Cargo Acceptable* Subject to below Notes.

 DG container landing permission have to obtain from Bangladesh Navy in advance as


there is a huge naval fleet & installation inside port adjacent to container berths.
 All dangerous cargo must have declaration of IMO Class and number in the cargo
manifest.
Also mention consignee / notify parties telephone / fax and email number in the Bill of
lading for all hazardous cargo.
 Hazardous cargo under IMO Class 1 and 7 are allowed landing for direct delivery (on-
chassis delivery) with prior permission of naval Authorities (NAIO) and subject to the
readiness of consignee for taking direct delivery. No space of such cargo in port's transit
shed is allowed by the port authority.
 All the others hazardous cargo covered by IMO Class 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 8 are allowed
landing with prior permission of naval Authorities. Also mention consignee / notify parties
telephone / fax and email number in the Bill of Lading for all hazardous cargo.
 NB : Below documents must be required in ORIGINAL for DG approval from NAIO (If
cargo is Calcium Carbide; Sulphur; Refrigerant Gas, Fish Meal, Tetrafluoroethene,
Liquefied Gas, Isobutane, Chlorodifluoromethane etc.) prior arrival cargo at
Chittagong. Otherwise Bangladesh Naval Authority not allow discharging permission
(Discharge held-over) from the vessel.
1. B/L, invoice, packing list.
2. Authorization certificate from CCI&E.
3. Import permission of explosive department.
4. Storage and user license from DC.
Below mentioned commodities are considered as Dg here in Bangladesh:
COMMODITY IMO UN
========== === ====
BEER 3 1170
ASSORTED WHISKY 3.3 3065
RAW COTTON 4.1 1999

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