FBR revises customs provisions for perishable goods storage
Most outlets reported the Federal Board of Revenue's revised customs provisions allowing perishable goods to be stored in warehouses for up to three months. Business Recorder and ProPakistani both highlighted the key change in storage duration, with Business Recorder additionally mentioning the new list of goods and the effective date of the provisions.
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FBR issues new list of perishable goods allowed three months in customs warehouses
New rules effective October 15 cover food items and other goods, while certain packaged edible products with manufacturer-stated expiry dates are exempt
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Perishable Goods to Stay in Customs Warehouses Up to 3 Months
The Federal Board of Revenue has issued a revised list of perishable goods that may remain in customs warehouses for… Read More
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‘Perishable goods’ allowed 3-month warehouse storage
ISLAMABAD: The Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) has issued a new list of “perishable goods” which may remain in the customs warehouses for a period of three months. The revised customs provisions will come into effect from October 15, 2026. In this regard, the FBR issued SRO 1629(I)/2026, in exercise of powers conferred by Section 98 of the Customs Act, 1969. The notification has superseded S.R.O...
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