Chaos in El Salvador Over Fee For Customs ScanThe improvised implementation of a new system of customs administration and the opposition to the collection of $18 for each declaration of goods is already affecting regional trade.Thursday, January 9, 2014
The implementation of an inspection system for cargo transportation in El Salvador has not only generated traffic chaos but has also caused delays in intraregional trade. Private unions think that this is happening because pilot tests were not carried out prior to implementation. Source: elsalvador.com El Salvador: President Vetoes Suspension of Scanner FeeFebruary 2014 Salvadoran exporters and importers will continue to pay the $18 fee per load and only goods passing through will be exempt from the fee. El Salvador: New Inspection Generates Delays in Puerto de AcajutlaJanuary 2014 A new non-intrusive inspection process at the port is causing delays and making container movement more costly. Confusion in El Salvador Over Exceptions To Scanner FeeJanuary 2014 Salvadoran exporters are asking for clarification over the regulation that puts on hold the fee of $18 per inspection of goods. Strike By Truckers At El Salvador BordersJanuary 2014 The regional union of freight carriers is protesting about the fee for inspections using scanners at Salvadoran customs offices and the delays it has generated.
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