CBIC has introduced a secure QR-coded shipping bill that would be sent to exporters electronically after the customs allows exports. The development comes in light of CBIC’s efforts to ensure faceless, paperless and contactless customs clearances and has been launched under the umbrella of Turant Customs. The initiative will eliminate the need for exporters to approach customs officers for proof of export.
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