Coastal Gulf International Approved as Gauger in Gonzales, Louisiana
Published Date: 5/7/2026
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Summary
Coastal Gulf and International in Gonzales, LA, just got the green light to measure petroleum products for U.S. Customs starting May 21, 2025, and their approval lasts three years. This means businesses dealing with petroleum can trust their measurements for customs paperwork, saving time and hassle. The next check-up for their approval will happen in May 2028, keeping everything on track and official.
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Gauger Approval Effective May 21, 2025
If your business imports or handles petroleum, Coastal Gulf and International in Gonzales, LA, is approved by U.S. Customs to gauge petroleum and certain petroleum products for customs purposes starting May 21, 2025. The approval lasts three years, and the next triennial inspection is scheduled for May 2028.
Specific API Gauging Procedures Approved
Coastal Gulf and International is approved to perform these American Petroleum Institute (API) gauging procedures: Chapter 3 (Tank Gauging), Chapter 7 (Temperature Determination), Chapter 8 (Sampling), Chapter 12 (Calculation of Petroleum Quantities), and Chapter 17 (Marine Measurement). Businesses can rely on those specific gauging services from this approved entity for customs purposes.
Requirement to Verify Gauger Approval in Writing
Anyone hiring this entity to perform gauger services should request and receive written assurance from Coastal Gulf and International that it is approved for the specific service requested, or contact U.S. Customs and Border Protection at (202) 344-1060 or via the provided email to confirm approval.
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