Not all goods are suitable for re-export, such as 25% of the Sino-US war or the anti-dumping duty is relatively low, the volume of goods is not large, and the value of the goods is less than USD10,000, I do not recommend going through re-export**, also known as transit** or re-export**, which is a special form of international **. It refers to the trading activities in which goods or services in the international ** are finally imported into another country (region) after being transshipped through one or more countries (regions). In entrepots, middlemen play an important role by purchasing, transshipment goods or services for profit.
Because re-exports** involve transactions in multiple countries, international rules and practices need to be followed, such as regulations on international terminology, payment methods, insurance, and transportation. At the same time, re-exports** also need to process more documents and documents to ensure the legitimacy and standardization of transactions. In addition, re-exports** also need to take into account exchange rate fluctuations, tax policies, political risks and other factors, so more cautious and meticulous operations are required.
The advantage of re-exporting is that certain barriers and restrictions, such as tariffs, quotas and bans, can be avoided. In addition, through entrepots, the scale of international development can be expanded and the development of international development can be promoted. Re-exports are also an important way for some small businesses or emerging market countries to access larger international markets and gain more business opportunities.
However, there are some risks and challenges associated with re-exports**. For example, the credibility and reliability of intermediaries are difficult to guarantee, and there may be risks such as fraud and default. In addition, re-exports** involve many links and factors, and the operation is complex, requiring professional knowledge and experience to deal with various problems and risks. Therefore, when carrying out re-exports**, it is necessary to conduct adequate investigation and analysis, and select reliable partners and professional institutions to cooperate with to ensure the smooth conduct of the transaction.
After all, the cost of expenses and the cost of transportation time will increase. There are also some products that are particularly prominent that can only be produced in China, of course, and brands and imitation brands are even more not.
Third-country re-export can only be applied if the exporter and importer have reached an agreement in full communication, and there is absolutely no situation where one party conceals the other and uses the third-country re-export mode alone.
For exporters, it is necessary to prepare the goods for re-export in terms of the packaging of the products, so the outer packaging of the products can only be neutral packaging or indicate the place of origin of the third country, and there must be no Chinese words or labels.
This is because the exporter declares the product to be exported from a third country at the time of import. He must know that the customs clearance documents at the time of import declaration are from the entrepot country or neighboring countries and regions, but the actual place of origin of the goods is China
If the settlement is made by letter of credit, the letter of credit must indicate the acceptable language expression of the third-party document. Therefore, in practice, there are situations where the importer takes the initiative to require the exporter to provide the certificate of origin of a third country for customs clearance, and there is also a situation where the importer recommends the exporter to use the documents of the third country for customs clearance, or both the importer and the exporter are hindered by the quota or anti-dumping duties, and have to resort to the situation of the third country of origin.