Importing Malaysian Old Town brand white coffee in the name of an individual

If you want to mail, the limit is 1,000 yuan, and there will be mailing fees, customs duties and customs clearance costs, but more than 1,000 yuan must be cleared in the form of goods.

If you don't use mail, you can pass the travel inspection, that is, send someone to bring it by plane, you can bring it less than 5,000 yuan, you don't need to pay taxes, and you can just pay for the plane ticket.

If you don't want to use any of the above, you can't declare imports in your personal name, you have to find a qualified company, sign a contract with a foreign party, and go through the import procedures in its name, which will be quite troublesome, and the goods are cleared in addition to customs duties, there is also value-added tax, and you may also need to go through commodity inspection procedures.

The above three ways are for your reference.

In China, it is impossible to import and export in the name of an individual. Unless you go by courier, not through the general ** way, but in the name of items for personal use. However, the current import requirement is that as long as the value of the goods exceeds 50 yuan, they need to pay customs duties.

Personally, there is no question of VAT.

If you want to go by air, you can't import it for customs clearance. There is no problem of pulling goods.

The quantity is very small, so let's express it in. Write the ** value of Shen into a small dot.

If the quantity is not very small, you need to find an import and export company to operate. The specific cost and time will vary. Let's negotiate with the company.

After reading your supplement, since this is the case, let the other party express you a small amount in the name of personal belongings, so that you don't have to clear customs yourself. What information the other party needs to provide to send express delivery in their country, just follow the requirements of their country, and it has nothing to do with you. Still, tell him that keeping the value as low as possible within a reasonable range will save you a lot less trouble.

It depends on how much you have to choose which kind of transportation you don't have the right to import and export, you can find us to do it** Foreign countries need to provide: certificate of origin, health certificate, production date, etc.

You're talking about Old Town, right? Chinese call it Lao Cai!

Ask your friend to find an international student to bring back and mail it to you!

International students generally don't have many things when they return to China, and they bring a lot of them when they go back to Malaysia.

My own white coffee will enter the Chinese market immediately, you can pick up the goods directly at my headquarters, and you don't have to worry about air and water transportation, right?

As for white coffee, it originated from Ipoh, and it is true that these two brands are made thanks to Yichang Old Street and Old Street.

Yichang Beverage Group's factory is a garden-style modern factory with a large scale, which is sold in Australia, the United States, Canada, Europe and other markets. There are more than 140 coffee shops in the old town, like Starbucks, so the old town is also very famous.

The retail scale, Fittri is also good, mainly Malaysian Bumiputera drinks.

Kampar White Coffee has a good market in northern Malaysia.

The city of Ipoh is in the mountains and is dilapidated, not as good as Malacca and Penang.

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The wholesale purchase channels of coffee in Malaysia are as follows:<>1Direct purchase from coffee producers or distributors:

Kepihui allows coffee beans to be purchased directly through manufacturers or distributors, which is not only relatively low, but also can get better service and support. In addition, you can also customize your own brand packaging to improve the competitiveness of your products. 2.

Wholesale Coffee Market: In Malaysia, there are wholesale coffee markets in major cities, such as Selangor Coffee Wholesale Market in Kuala Lumpur and Johor Bahru Coffee Wholesale Market, etc., where you can buy coffee beans of various specifications and varieties, which are relatively low. <>

3.E-commerce platforms: There are also many coffee bean merchants on e-commerce platforms such as Lazada and Shopee, which can be purchased directly through online orders.

4.Coffee exhibitions: Malaysia holds many coffee exhibitions every year, such as the Malaysia International Coffee Expo Burning Bureau, etc., where you can meet major coffee brands and make purchases.

In addition to the above channels, you can also purchase coffee beans wholesale through other channels. For example, go to some well-known coffee shops or restaurants in Malaysia to find out about their coffee bean merchants, and then purchase them through them. In addition, you can also get in touch by finding relevant coffee bean merchants on social media for more purchasing information and advice.

In short, choosing a suitable wholesale channel can help us reduce costs, improve product quality, and thus better develop our coffee business.

It won't be fake. White coffee originated in the British Malayan period when Britain ruled the Malay Peninsula, when the British hired locals as housekeepers and servants, and when the British employer wanted to drink coffee without milk, they asked the maid to bring "black coffee", and when they wanted to drink coffee with milk, they asked the maid to bring "white coffee". At that time, there was a local Chinese named Cao Yunting, known as "Uncle Bai", who worked as a housekeeper for a British family in Ipoh, but later due to the outbreak of World War II, the British moved out of Malaysia, and he lost his job.

In order to cater to the taste of the locals, he added caramel to the roasted coffee beans to make a different flavor, and then added sugar and condensed milk to the brewing and sold them under the name of "white coffee", which became a local authentic coffee drink. White coffee is Malaysia's main export.

Malaysian White Coffee originated in Ipoh (located in the northern part of Malaysia) and was developed by the grandfather of Mr. Goh Boon Ching, a Chinese who emigrated to Malaysia. Therefore, the white coffee in Malaysia is still the best and authentic Ipoh white coffee. White coffee has been a local specialty of Ipoh for more than half a century.

White coffee is a local specialty of Malaysia and has a history of more than 100 years.

Malaysian white coffee is coffee beans roasted directly at low temperature without caramel, the time is double that of high-temperature charcoal roasting, and ground into coffee powder. It is because this process removes the scorched, sour and astringent taste of general high-temperature hot frying and charcoal roasting, and retains the natural flavor and rich aroma of the original coffee, which makes people have endless aftertaste, fragrant and smooth mouth, and the color of the brewed coffee is milky and golden, called "white coffee", and the taste is fragrant and smooth to the throat.

In general, coffee powder is made by adding caramel to the traditional production method, and the roasted coffee beans will turn black and lose the original flavor of the coffee. Malaysian White Coffee is produced without additives to enhance the taste, so the coffee retains its original color and aroma.