What happens if the factory named on a textile entry is listed in a CITA directive as illegally transshipping or unable to produce records?
- The entry is accepted if the importer posts a single-entry bond
- The entry is denied, and CBP accepts no additional information to make the goods admissible
- The goods are admitted and the directive is ignored
- CBP must issue a marking notice and release the goods
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B. The entry is denied, and CBP accepts no additional information to make the goods admissible
Section 102.24 denies entry when the named factory appears in a Committee for the Implementation of Textile Agreements directive as illegally transshipping, closed, or unable to produce records. No further information is accepted to establish admissibility. The statute cited is 7 U.S.C. 1854.
Source: 19 CFR 102.24
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