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Assistant Collector Zahid Bashir advise exporters to use WeBOC ID

bySaleem Awan Sheikhu
26/02/2016
in Lahore, National
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SIALKOT: Assistant Collector Customs Zahid Bashir Chaudhry has advised exporters in Sialkot to use WeBOC ID during import and export process of their consignments.

Talking to Customs Today, he said that about six to eight cases relating to WeBOC are forwarded to Customs House Sialkot. He said that consignments of all those exporters will not be checked by customs officials at airports and dry ports who have WeBOC ID.

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He said exporters will face hardships for export process if they will try to export without WeBOC ID. He said the Customs Department has already intimated all exporters that they must get WeBOC ID. He said the WeBOC is beneficial for exporters and importers for promotion of their businesses.

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