In the domestic transaction of goods, the other party wants to export, who will do the commodity ins

In domestic goods transactions, if the other party wants to export goods, the commodity inspection should be the responsibility of the exporter, i.e., the seller. According to China's Import and Export Commodity Inspection Law, the seller should apply to the national inspection and quarantine authority for commodity inspection to prove that the quality, specifications, quantity and other relevant information of the goods sold meet the requirements of the contract.

Specifically, the seller needs to apply to the local commodity inspection bureau (National Inspection and Quarantine Bureau) for commodity inspection, and needs to provide materials such as packing lists, invoices, contracts, factory inspection sheets or inspection reports and certificates of conformity of the goods. After the commodity inspection is passed, the seller will receive the customs clearance form or certificate replacement voucher for the goods, and then the customs declaration procedures can be handled.

If the seller does not apply for the inspection or the inspection fails, the buyer has the right to refuse to accept the goods or request a return. Therefore, in the transaction of goods, the seller should take the commodity inspection work seriously and ensure that the goods sold meet the requirements of the contract to avoid disputes.

The principle of commodity inspection is territorial commodity inspection, that is, the production of product commodity inspection. If the factory does not have commodity inspection registration, you must first go through the commodity inspection registration, otherwise you will not be eligible for export. When declaring, the name of the export company shall be declared, and the manufacturer shall be indicated.

The declaration of commodity inspection requires the company to provide export packing lists, invoices, contracts, factory inspection documents or inspection reports and certificates issued by the factory. The packing list should reflect the gross weight, net weight, packaging type and quantity, which can allow the factory to provide data. If you don't have an inspector, you can entrust the ** company to handle the commodity inspection, which is very simple.

At the same time, it is necessary to confirm the HS code of the commodity, which is classified by the customs broker, and then according to the commodity code, it can be confirmed whether other procedures are required. Some products require licenses and 3C certificates, etc. It depends on what the product is.

Hello, generally this situation is the factory can come out of the best because of commodity inspection.

It's basically from the factory. If the factory can't do commodity inspection, then your customers can only find the best outside. The materials provided by the commodity inspection are similar, and the specific information can be consulted with the local commodity inspection bureau, after all, each place is different, if the factory has not done it before, it is necessary to file something, which is more troublesome, but relatively speaking, if it is a long-term factory to do cost-effective.

If it's just a few times a year, then it's good to find an outside**.

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Commodity inspection: The consignor asks the production plant to issue or find the commodity inspection ** to issue the commodity inspection customs clearance form.

The types of export goods that need to be inspected are:

1. Imported commodities for export refer to the imported goods, such as mechanical and electrical products, chemical raw materials, textiles, food, pharmaceuticals, etc.;

2. Technology export commodities, including patented technologies, software, computer programs and their technical data;

3. Restricted export commodities refer to commodities whose export is prohibited or restricted in accordance with laws and regulations, international treaties and inter-governmental agreements, such as nuclear, biological, etc.;

4. Other commodities that need to be inspected refer to other export commodities that need to be inspected according to relevant national regulations.

In Chinese mainland, the materials that need to be prepared for commodity inspection of goods export are:

1. Customs declarations, invoices, contracts and other documents related to export goods;

2. Inspection and quarantine certificates for export goods, such as plant quarantine certificate, animal quarantine certificate, health certificate, disinfection certificate, etc.;

3. The entrustment form or power of attorney for the export goods indicates the requirements and standards for the inspection and quarantine of the goods;

4. Samples of export goods for testing and identification by commodity inspection agencies;

5. Other relevant supporting documents, such as certificate of origin, export license, etc.

To sum up, different countries and regions may have different commodity inspection requirements for export goods, and export enterprises should make corresponding commodity inspection declarations according to the requirements of the destination country.

Legal basis]:

Article 9 of the Law of the People's Republic of China on the Inspection of Import and Export Commodities.

The contents of the inspection carried out by the commodity inspection agency on the import and export commodities include the quality, specifications, quantity, weight, packaging and whether they meet the safety and health requirements of the goods.

In short, it is a legal requirement.

The United Nations Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods provides that "the buyer must inspect the goods or have them inspected by another person as soon as practicable in the circumstances"; "If the carriage of goods is involved, the inspection can be postponed until after the goods have arrived at their destination. "China's "Commodity Inspection Law" stipulates:

The import and export goods listed in the "List of Import and Export Commodities Inspected by Commodity Inspection Agencies" and other import and export goods that are subject to inspection by commodity inspection agencies according to laws and administrative regulations must be inspected by commodity inspection agencies or inspection departments designated by national commodity inspection departments or commodity inspection agencies. At the same time, it is stipulated that all import and export goods included in the "List of Import and Export Commodities Inspected by Commodity Inspection Agencies" shall not be sold or used unless they are exempted from inspection with the approval of the national commodity inspection department; If the export goods have not passed the inspection, they are not allowed to be exported.

In the international world, the goods are often damaged, short and even lost after long-distance transportation, so it is necessary for a fair third party with professional knowledge of the goods to inspect or identify the goods in order to find out the cause of the damage and determine the attribution of responsibility, so as to facilitate the handover of goods and the smooth progress of the transaction. Therefore, the inspection of goods is an indispensable and important part of the international contract, and the inspection clause is an important clause in the international contract.

In fact, the goods can also be sent directly from abroad to the mainland port for customs clearance, but there is a premise: your goods must have been inspected for commodity inspection! Of course, it can also be done abroad, but it takes a lot more time and money to do commodity inspection abroad than to do it in Hong Kong, and it is not convenient.

Moreover, if the goods need to be returned to the place of origin due to an accident or the customs declaration company's inability to clear customs, it is also much more convenient to operate in Hong Kong, a free port and transit port, and it can be returned to the seller if it does not meet the requirements. It is also much more convenient to enter the country from Hong Kong, and we can save you some transportation costs.

According to the specific product, you can consult the customs declaration code, and there will be some letters after the customs declaration code, such as:

A customs clearance form for imported goods: import statutory commodity inspection, that is, imported goods must be inspected and quarantined by the entry-exit inspection and quarantine bureau in accordance with the provisions of the national customs law before they can be imported for customs declaration.

B. Customs clearance form for outbound goods: In the same way as the statutory commodity inspection for export, the inspection and quarantine report issued by the Entry-Exit Inspection and Quarantine Bureau of the country must be obtained before export.

e Endangered species export permit for example, you want to export giant pandas (not appropriate).

f Endangered species export permit for example, you want to enter the pocket pig.

above e|f It is necessary to obtain the approval of the relevant state departments before it can be imported and exported for customs clearance. It is not allowed to obtain the relevant documents.

Other regulatory conditions, if you often have import and export business, please go to the local customs to buy a copy of the "Customs of the People's Republic of China Import and Export Tariff", the book is detailed: HS code, regulatory conditions, policies and regulations, export tax rebates, customs declaration form filling specifications, etc. or to the General Administration of Customs**.

If you just understand it simply, I can tell you about the simple analysis.

1.As long as there are wood products, they must do a plant quarantine release certificate, which needs to be handled by the Shanghai Inspection Bureau.

2.Most electrical products require inspection or licenses.

3.Ceramics need to be inspected.

4.Ordinary plastic and hardware products do not need commodity inspection.

5. Most of the machinery does not need to do commodity inspection.

There are many other types of products, which can be distinguished according to the complexity of their products, and most of the simple ones do not need to do commodity inspection, and the complex ones may be done, but if you really go to the customs declaration, please find relevant professionals to deal with them.

Plastic products do not need commodity inspection, and copper pipe fittings and the like do not need it, and some candles do not need commodity inspection.

Article 5 of the Law of the People's Republic of China on the Inspection of Import and Export Commodities includes the import and export commodities listed in the catalogue, which shall be inspected by the commodity inspection agency. Where the imported commodities provided for in the preceding paragraph have not been inspected and matched, they are not allowed to be sold or used; The export commodities provided for in the preceding paragraph shall not be allowed to be exported if they have not been inspected and qualified. The import and export commodities specified in the first paragraph of this article, which meet the conditions for exemption from inspection stipulated by the state, shall be exempted from inspection by the consignee or consignor, and may be exempted from inspection upon the review and approval of the national commodity inspection department.