Are repacking, re-labelling and sorting of duty-suspended goods allowed to be carried out in a licensed warehouse?

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Operations such as repacking, relabelling, and sorting of duty-suspended goods are generally allowed in a licensed warehouse, provided they do not change the original characteristics of the goods. Written approval from Singapore Customs is required before carrying out any such operations.

Are repacking, re-labelling and sorting of duty-suspended goods allowed to be carried out in a licensed warehouse?

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