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• C-TPAT (Authorized Economic Operator)

  C-TPAT (Customs-Trade Partnership Against Terrorism) is a voluntary joint initiative between customs importers, terminal operators, carriers and others in the supply chain to self-assess security. Hanjin Shipping became a member in November of 2002 and we are actively involved in the establishment of additional safety systems.

   

  

  C-TPAT Certificates

  In recognition of the commitment to partnership, and in appreciation for joining to secure the international supply chain and protect our country's security, The U.S. Customs Service is to certify Hanjin Shipping's membership in the "Customs-Trade Partnership Against Terrorism.

  * Hanjin Shipping SVI Code : 55d758de-efdd-021d-e043-050d050a02a2

  
  * Hanjin Shipping's Person in Charge : Mr. Wook Chung, Corporate Counsel / This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
  
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• ISPS (International Code for the Security of Ships and Port Security)

  Since the 9.11 terrorist attacks the IMO revised the SOLAS(Safety of Life at Sea) regulations to prevent the same incident from occurring at sea. One of the main clauses to be revised was the “International Code for the Security of Ships and Port Security (ISPS)” All of Hanjin Shipping operated vessels and port facilities, including ones we call at are ISPS certified.

  • ISPS Certifications & Reference  

    1.  Hanjin Shipping Certifications
    
     - List of certified ships ☞ Veiw linked info.
    
    2. Company Security Officer : I.S. Kim / This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
    
    3. Reference Site
    
     - IMO Website
     - FAQ of IMO Rule & Regulation
    
    * Please find more references at 'Useful Materials' in the website.
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• 24 Hour Rule & 10+2 Program

  The US 24 hour rule was put in place in 2003 to block any possibilities of shipping being used a means of terrorist weapons transportation. Canada, Mexico and the EU are quickly implementing this regulation. The safe transportation of cargo is Hanjin Shipping’s priority and we are in compliance with the following regulations.

  •  ISF(Importer Security Filing) & 10+2 initiative Guide   

    * Please find more references at 'Usefule Materials' in the website.
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     - 10+2 Rule FAQ
     - New Cargo Security Requirements "10+2" for Maritime Carriers and Importers
     - CBP Issues Proposed Rule Requiring Additional Cargo Information 

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  • US customs 24 Hours avanced Menifest   

    Customer Advisory for US customs 24 Hours avanced Menifest

    * Please find more references for other countries(Incl. U.S.) at 'Useful Materials' in the website.
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    1. US 24 Hours Rule

     - Guide : US Inbound Advanced Cargo Manifest Regulation
     - Reference : Trade Act of 2002 - Advance Electronic Information

    2. Canada ACI

     - Guide : Canada 24 Hour Advanced Cargo Manifest Regulation
     - Reference : Canada Customs Rules

    3. Mexico 24 Hour Rule

     - Guide : Mexico 24 Hours Advance Cargo Manifest Rule for NVOCC House B/Ls
     - Guide : Mexico 24 Hours Advance Cargo Manifest Rule for TAX ID
     - Reference : Mexico 24 Hours Rule FAQ

    4. EU ENS

     - Guide : EU 24 Hours Advanced Cargo Manifest Regulation
     - Reference : European Customs Information Portal

• AEO(Authorized Economic Operator)

  AEO (Authorized Economic Operator) Certificate issued by Customs Service of each country authenticates Hanjin Shipping Co., LTD is suitable and adequate to WCO(World Customs Organization) SAFE standards effectively.