The detailed process of import customs clearance of snacks
With the increasing demand of domestic consumers for imported snacks, the imported snacks market is gradually booming. However, imported snacks need to go through strict customs clearance procedures before they can enter the domestic market. This article will introduce the detailed process of import customs clearance of snacks in detail.
1. Determine the import plan.
First of all, the importer needs to determine the import plan, including the type, quantity, and origin of imported snacks. At the same time, it is also necessary to understand the demand and competition in the domestic market in order to formulate a reasonable import strategy.
2. Negotiate with the best businessmen.
The importer needs to negotiate with the merchant to determine the details of the import, delivery time, shipping method, etc. At the same time, it is also necessary to understand the qualifications and reputation of the merchant to ensure that the merchant can provide legal import procedures and supporting documents.
3. Prepare for import procedures.
Importers need to prepare the following procedures:
1.Import and export contract: The import and export contract signed with the first merchant clarifies the rights and obligations of both parties.
2.Packing list: Lists the details of imported snacks, including type, quantity, weight, volume, etc.
3.Invoice: Listing the **, taxes and other information of imported snacks.
4.Bill of lading: A document certifying that the goods have been delivered to the shipping company.
5.Certificate of Origin: Certifies the information of the origin of imported snacks.
6.Hygiene Certificate: Proves that the imported snacks meet the domestic hygiene standards.
7.Label filing: Record the labels of imported snacks to ensure that the labels meet domestic standards.
4. Apply for import licenses.
Importers need to apply for an import license from AQSIQ, which is one of the necessary supporting documents for imported snacks. The following documents need to be submitted when applying:
1.A copy of the import and export contract.
2.Copies of packing lists, invoices, bills of lading.
3.A copy of the certificate of origin.
4.Copy of health certificate.
5.A copy of the label filing certificate.
6.A copy of the copy of the business license of the enterprise legal person.
7.A copy of the qualification certificate of the import and export enterprise.
8.A copy of the copy of the ** certificate of the organization.
9.Filing application form.
10.Other relevant information.
5. Payment of customs duties and VAT.
The importer is required to pay customs duties and VAT to customs after the goods arrive at the port. The exact amount of customs duties and VAT depends on the type and quantity of snacks imported. Payment can be made by bank transfer or cash.
6. Go through customs declaration procedures.
The importer needs to go through the customs declaration formalities and submit the following documents:
1.Original and translated import and export contracts.
2.Original and translated copy of packing list.
3.Original and translated invoices.
4.Original and translated bill of lading.
5.Original and translation of the Certificate of Origin.
6.Original and translated health certificate.
7.The original and translation of the label filing certificate.
8.The original and translation of the copy of the business license of the enterprise legal person.
9.The original and translation of the qualification certificate of import and export enterprises.
10.The original copy and translation of the organization's ** certificate.
11.Original and translated copies of other relevant materials.
12.Original and translated proof of payment of customs duties and VAT.
13.The original and translation of the power of attorney for customs declaration (such as entrusting ** company to handle customs declaration procedures).
14.Original and translated copies of other relevant documents (e.g. other supporting documents required by Customs).
15.Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) system customs declaration data (if required by customs).