India plans to expand the use of artificial intelligence and non-intrusive scanning technologies to enhance customs enforcement and disrupt illicit trade, according to CBIC chairman Vivek Chaturvedi.
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Key takeaway
India's customs authority will expand AI and non-intrusive scanning to speed cargo clearance and target illicit trade.
- Step 1 · The triggerCBIC expands AI and non-intrusive scanning at customs points, shifting from manual to tech-driven inspections
- Step 2 · Knock-onclearance times and inspection-related delays fall for compliant importers and exporters, reducing dwell time and demurrage risk
- Step 3 · Reaches youIndian SMEs engaged in cross-border trade see improved working-capital cycles and lower landed costs as customs friction eases
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Source: Economic Times — Economy
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