Flagship Sets Focus on Container Tracking
Container Security Initiative

Every year some 200 million Sea cargo containers move among the world's top seaports. In the U.S, nearly 50% of the value of all imports arrives via sea containers. In January of 2002, U.S. Customs launched the Container Security Initiative (CSI) to help prevent global containerized cargo from being exploited by terrorists. Now within the Department of Homeland Security, Customs and Border Protection (CBP) continues to implement CSI at major ports around the world.

U.S. Customs & Boarder Protection have been a partner of Flagship Technologies for more than 17 years and we do follow the development of all current programs to protect the U.S. and their people as well as serving the shipping industry in the best possible way.

Read more about Flagship's Container Control System and the latest deployment on CBP CBP Container Security Initiative

The initiative is based on the philosophy to extend the zone of control outward so that the American Boarder is the last line of defense, not the first.

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Please take a moment to view or download the Frequently Asked Questions of Sea AMS Processing related to the Special Bill. Scheduled for implementation on December 6,2003. Frequently Asked Questions

Best regards,
Flagship Technologies - Bloksberg Inc
Tim Francart
Customer Service Specialist
Phone: +1 724 727 9925
E-mail: tfrancart@flagship.com