Chief Collector of Customs, Amir Mohammad Khan Marwat assures chemical and dyes merchant that their issues related to customs will be resolved on priority basis. Speaking at a meeting of Pakistan Chemicals and Dyers Merchant Association (PCDMA), he suggested that a three-member committee should be formed to time to time hold meeting with him on issues so that they should be resolved on priority bases.
Referring to laboratory test of imported chemicals and dyes, he expressed concern over sending same consignment for test again and again and added that only one test is enough. Former Chairman PCDMA, Arif Balagamwal pointed out that it has become regular future that invoice has been removed from containers and imposed Rs 5,000 penalty on it.
Taking notice of the complaint the chief collector advised concerned collector to take notice of the issue and make efforts so that no such complaint should be received in future. Chairman PCDMA, Najamuddin Chughtai, apprises the chief collector about issues of delay in customs clearance of imported goods and laboratory test of imputed chemicals.