C-tpat Audit Services In Delhi

CIL provides accredited C-TPAT security audit/inspection services in Delhi, India. CIL is the only accredited inspection agency in India to conduct C-TPAT security audits. CIL is an ISO 17020 accredited inspection agency. Contact us for C-TPAT certification services in India.Why Should Your Organization Join the C-TPAT The question often gets asked is why should my organization join the C-TPAT  Here are a number of compelling reasons why you should possibly join:In the eyes of the United States federal government, you will be recognized as a low-risk importer or exporter by being C-TPAT-certifiedYou will be able to engage in newer business opportunities with other members that you may not have the opportunity to do so otherwiseBeing a member of the C-TPAT will increase your credibility and brand reputation with both new and existing customersIt will show that you are very proactive about maintaining the highest levels of security for your goods and cargoYou will achieve peace of mind knowing that your shipment will safely reach the point of destination and be handled appropriatelyYou will avoid any unnecessary delays in your shipmentsBest of all, there is no charge for achieving C-TPAT Certification.According to Customs Border Protection (CBP) there are now over 11,000 companies participating in The Customs-Trade Partnership Against Terrorism or C-TPAT, a public-private partnership program implemented in November of 2001 following the September 11 terror attacks.The program is voluntary and continues to gain in popularity, providing real incentives to those importers who join. In 2014 alone the import value of just 4,315 importers enrolled in C-TPAT accounted for 52% of the total merchandise imported into the USMany trade magazines have promoted the benefits of enrolling in the program. In spite of efforts to encourage enrolment, some importers may question whether participation in C-TPAT provides any real benefits. In response, I can say that I work in the proverbial trenches on a daily basis – clearing cargo on the front lines and dealing with customs regulations. In my years as a licensed customs broker, I have sometimes experienced a pretty big difference between what is supposed to happen and what really happens with government programs. So, let''''''''''''''''s review five potential benefits of this program and whether they really make a difference with importers at the actual Ports of Entry.C-TPAT refers to the Customs-Trade Partnership against Terrorism. It was launched in November 2011. The aim of C-TPAT is to protect the products from the terrorist attack and helps to protect the supply chain. C-TPAT recognizes that CBP can provide highest level of security. It helps to identify the security gaps and implement best practices and security measure. It ensures the integrity of their security practices.
It helps to ensure the cargo security.Minimizes damages and enhance Safety of the products.Low risk in the International Supply Chain.Develop better relationship between the organization and the client.Improves reliability and efficiency.C-TPAT is a United States Customs and Border Protection (CBP) initiative that stands for Customs-Trade Partnership Against Terrorism. C-TPAT is a voluntary program where participants work to protect supply chains from the concealment of terrorist weapons including weapons of mass destruction.This partnership is for organizations involved in the global supply chain including United States importers, customs brokers, terminal operators, carriers and foreign manufacturers.Companies wishing to be C-TPAT participants must complete an application and conduct a self assessment of their supply chain security procedures against the C-TPAT criteria or guidelines jointly developed by CBP and the trade community. Upon satisfactory completion of the online application, a U.S. Customs and Border Protection C-TPAT Supply Chain Security Specialist