Shanghai Port export food commodity inspection customs clearance processing company

Generally speaking, export commodity inspection refers to export goods, which need to be declared to the commodity inspection Bureau. In all cases, manufacturers with goods go through relevant procedures in the local area. However, it is easy to encounter a problem, because the exporters are generally trading companies, so the manufacturers do not know much about this part.Don't know how to do it?So it is necessary to find a professional agent for export inspection declaration.

Ms. Zhang: (same wechat) Professional commodity inspection agent for 18 years,

There are two modes of export commodity inspection.It shall be handled by the commodity inspection bureau where the manufacturer is located.

Today, let's talk about how to handle export commodity inspection in the place of export port.

First, apply for inspection.There are several cases as follows:(1) At the port, for the import commodities listed in the category list of import and export commodity inspection of the State commodity inspection authorities, the port foreign shipping companies or receiving and receiving departments shall apply to the port commodity inspection authorities for inspection by presenting the shipping documents and the "Import Goods Declaration Form". The port commodity inspection authorities shall examine the goods, register the number and stamp the "Accepted for inspection" seal on the "Import Goods Declaration Form".The applicant shall make import declaration at the Customs, and the customs shall pass the discharge on the strength of the seal "accepted for inspection" of the State commodity inspection authority.(2) Apply for inspection of imported commodities listed in the "Category list" upon arrival of the goods at the destination.The unit applying for inspection shall fill in the Application Form for Inspection of Import Commodities, and then apply to the local commodity inspection authorities for inspection.The following documents or documents shall accompany the application for inspection: (a) foreign trade transaction contract (copy);(b) foreign commercial invoices;(c) Packing list;(d) Bill of lading;(e) Import notification.If applying for quality and specification inspection, it is also necessary to provide foreign quality certificates, operation instructions and relevant standards and technical data;In case of transaction by sample, a sample shall be provided;If it is necessary to apply for damage appraisal, the Cargo Damage Report or railway business records and other relevant documents shall be provided;If it is necessary to apply for quantity and weight appraisal, the weight list and tally list provided by the shipper shall also be submitted.The above documents are the basis for inspection, identification and judgment of the responsible party.(3) For imported commodities not included in the "category list", the receiving and using departments shall organize inspection on their own and inform the local commodity inspection authorities of the inspection results.If quality and quantity problems are found, the status quo shall be maintained and an application for inspection shall be submitted to the local commodity inspection authorities.