Dyes for fibers include direct dyes, reactive dyes, vat dyes, phthalocyanine dyes, and sulfur dyes. These dyes can be used for textile dyeing, depending on the characteristics of the fiber and dye to choose one or more combinations. Among them, direct dyes are characterized by good water solubility, fine particles and strong tinting strength, which are suitable for the dyeing of cellulose and protein fibers. Reactive dyes have the advantages of high color fixation, bright color, washing resistance and durability, and are widely used in the dyeing of cotton and cotton-blended fabrics. Sulfur dyes have advantages in the first grade, suitable for the production of small batches and multiple varieties, and are also the preferred dyes for the production of low-cost products.
The documents required for import customs clearance of dyes for fibers generally include:
Commercial invoice, packing list, certificate of origin (if there is no certificate of origin, you need to provide it yourself), * contract or agreement, quality inspection and quantity certification (depending on the specific product), a copy of the label of the packaging unit, and the declaration elements.
Import customs clearance process for dyes for fibers:
Contact foreign ** businessmen to confirm the cargo information, arrange delivery and arrival time.
Before the arrival of the goods, it is necessary to prepare the required documents (such as contracts, invoices, packing lists, certificates of origin, etc.) in advance, and go through the declaration and filing procedures in advance.
Prepare inspection and customs declaration materials, and contact the customs to pre-record electronic data.
Depending on the actual situation, you can choose whether you need fast customs clearance or normal customs clearance.
After successful customs clearance, wait for the goods to be delivered to the designated place to complete the entire import customs clearance process.