Singapore Revises Procedures for Canceling COs
Singapore announced Dec. 31 revised procedures for canceling certificates of origin and preferential COs issued by the country’s customs authority. “Do note that only unutilised CO/PCOs can be cancelled,” it said. The change, which takes effect Jan. 11, requires cancellation…
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requests to be submitted online. Singapore said the canceled hard copy of the CO does not need to be returned to customs.