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Anekollu Notified as New Customs Clearance Point

October 31, 2026

CBIC notifies Anekollu, Tamil Nadu, as an authorized location for customs operations. The move aims to facilitate trade in Krishnagiri district.

Anekollu Notified as New Customs Clearance Point

The Central Board of Indirect Taxes and Customs (CBIC) has notified Anekollu in Krishnagiri District, Tamil Nadu, for import and export operations under Notification No. 88/2026. The facility will allow direct clearance of goods, reducing transportation costs for local industries.

Under the Customs Act, 1962, only authorized places may be used for unloading or loading of imported or export goods. Anekollu’s inclusion expands the network of inland clearance depots (ICDs), particularly benefiting agricultural and auto-components exporters in northern Tamil Nadu.

Trade participants may now file bills of entry and shipping bills at Anekollu. The notification reflects CBIC’s ongoing efforts to decentralize customs infrastructure and improve logistics efficiency. Exporters should evaluate operational benefits and compliance requirements at the new location.

Citations

  • Notification No. 88/2026-Customs (N.T.) dated 30-10-2026
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