transhipment means the unloading of all or any fishery products on board a fishing vessel to another fishing vessel;
transhipment means the customs procedure under which goods are transferred under customs control from the importing means of transport to the exporting means of transport within the area of one customs office which is the office of both importation and exportation;
transhipment means the unloading of all or any of the fish on board a fishing vessel to another fishing vessel. However, unloading of dead bluefin tuna from the purse seine, the trap or the towing vessel to an auxiliary vessel shall not be considered as transhipment.
More Definitions of transhipment
transhipment means the unloading of all or any fisheries products on board a vessel to another vessel;
transhipment means the unloading of all or any of the fish on board a fishing vessel to another fishing vessel.
transhipment means the transfer of any or all of the fish on board a vessel onto another vessel, either directly or by off‐loading the fish from the vessel onto the shore and thence immediately onto another vessel, for the purposes of transporting that fish elsewhere and does not include net sharing;
transhipment means the unloading of all or any of the fish on board a fishing vessel to another fishing vessel. Transfer operations of dead bluefin tuna from the purse seiner net or the towing vessel to an auxiliary vessel shall not be considered as a transhipment.
transhipment means the transfer, over the side, of any quantity of fisheries resources or products thereof retained on board, from one fishing vessel to another.
transhipment means transfer, over the side, from one fishing vessel to another, of fishery resources or products;
transhipment means the import and re-export of goods as cargo in another ship or aircraft, or in the same ship or aircraft on a different voyage, from the same Customs area as that into which the goods were imported;